The Sea of Chaos Mist stretches between two realms. On one side lie the Three Realms of Cultivation; on the other is Kunxu, a realm created by a Sage. Within it, the Blue Spirit Starfield is a prison for immortals and gods who have erred while undergoing tribulations.
Gongyi Chen was once a man devoted to quiet cultivation, but he was inexplicably drawn into the tangled affair between the Celestial Emperor and his junior sister, Ling Yao. After being set up by Di Yuan and betrayed by his junior brother, You Su Yuechen, he entered Kunxu alone to save him. But he failed to find the peace he sought in seclusion. Instead, he was pursued by Jun Sheng, his junior sister's son. As a child, Jun Sheng had once declared, “Either I kill you to become your disciple, or I grow up and marry you,” and even pledged his Dao heart to him: “My Dao heart belongs to my master, Gongyi Chen.”
Gongyi Chen was cold by nature and repeatedly urged him, “I'm fickle. I'm not worth it.” But Jun Sheng's passionate devotion eventually broke through his defenses. To help Jun Sheng escape their prison, he defied heaven and created three clones. Yet another plot unfolded: Jun Sheng was manipulated into falling into demonic cultivation, and two of Gongyi Chen's clones were brutally severed.
Now caught in the web of love, Gongyi Chen faces both the rules of the Three Realms and his unbreakable, ill-fated bond with Jun Sheng. Is this master-disciple entanglement, which began in Kunxu, a path to redemption or a descent into ruin?
The settings are good, and the picture quality and detailed movements are fine. It's just that there is a bit little story between the supporting characters.
It's still very good if you have the patience to read it, and the narration is in reverse order.