Wen Ning, a village girl, sets off to brave the world of immortal cultivation. Her father left home to pursue cultivation, while her mother is hopelessly lovesick, pining for him day after day. She pays no heed to their desperate poverty. If her father hadn’t left them some money and spoken to the village chief before he departed, the mother and daughter would have struggled to survive in the village.
When the immortal sects come to recruit disciples, Wen Ning finally manages to get selected. But instead of telling her to focus on her cultivation, her mother only wants her to search for her father with all her strength. Wen Ning understands how much her mother misses him, but she has a life of her own too.
Her father is a cultivator, and he returned to the cultivation world to find a spirit herb that could repair his damaged foundation. Wen Ning doesn’t think he did anything wrong. To appease her mother, she can only pretend to agree.
She can only hope that, away from her mother, she’ll be free to soar like a fish in the open sea and a bird in the boundless sky. If she ever meets her father, she’ll pass along her mother’s message, but that’s all.
It's quite interesting, and most of the plots are quite reasonable.
The writing is smooth and natural, and the storyline is compact and not procrastinating. I highly recommend everyone to read it.
I've read a few chapters, they're very interesting and well written.
It has been tied, and it looks great. Come on, author!
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Very pretty, not bad
It's pretty good, with romance and immortality, and space spiritual pets.
I see a few of them have gone to the outer door. That Wen Ning is too nosy, careless, and wasting time. Just mind your own business. Let's see what's going on.
Yes, a very good book.
The dialogues are interesting, the descriptions of the scenery are beautiful and vivid, and the storyline is gripping.