A hundred years have passed, and once again sixty years of spring and autumn have come and gone. Heavenly officials descend into the world, humanity wages war against heaven, and the tides of spiritual energy ebb and flow, sweeping the world clean.
A young master of the Lu residence receives an invitation from Taibai in the heavens. The two speak in hushed tones, and the youth glimpses the resplendent Imperial Star, gaining the power to seek fortune and avoid calamity.
This year, the old man in the north takes up his long spear once more, traversing three thousand miles from the heavens to the mortal world, north to south, until he stands against the whole realm. In the south, the exiled immortal opens the Heavenly Gate again, seeking to ascend once more.
This year, the Sword Sect’s leader becomes a peerless sword immortal, while the Daoist in a dilapidated little temple calls for a world united in peace when the sixty-year cycle comes around.
This year, the Master ascends to the second floor and plucks down the moon, preparing to open the Heavenly Pass and protect the path of the Dao in the mortal realm.
This year, Lu Zhifei leaves the Lu family’s century-old marquis estate. Thunder and fire temper his primordial spirit, and the great sun shines upon the snowy mountains.
It must be five-star high, have a grand world view, use ancient mythology as the background, write about the youthful spirit, and have the spirit to dare to make the sun and moon change the sky. The quality can be comparable to the swordsmanship in the snow. I highly recommend it.
First of all, I'm not a fan. Secondly, it looks good. Although the front is a bit weird, there are a lot of things that I don't know about the settings. Well, that's it. It looks good. I love watching it. More to come.
Is he the author of Qidian's book, If You Can't Become a Son-in-law, You'll Have to Become a Saint?
The writing is messy and I can't understand it, but the setting is good
The names are a bit confusing and there are a lot of typos
It sounds a bit messy, maybe it can be better understood by reading a book.