"Birds beyond the river grow even whiter; green hills, flowers ready to blaze.", Hua Ran
A young man with a terminal illness on Blue Star chances upon a mysterious treasure, the Three Lives Stone. It gives him a sacred cultivation scripture, and he is reborn.
First life: Fairy Tail
Second life: Shrouding the Heavens
Third life: Journey to the West / The Lotus Lantern
These worlds provide the backdrop, but the protagonist mainly cultivates through traditional methods. He learns the powers of each world, constantly adding to his own abilities, and ultimately becomes a unique Great Luo Dao Lord.
The story is mostly original, with a few cheats; the protagonist is nearly invincible, but his growth takes time. Traditional cultivation is at its core.
(No melodrama, no naive do-gooder protagonist, decisive in killing, one female lead or none.)
Is Fairy Tail not over yet? For someone like me who has never seen Fairy Tail, I can only say it is average.
Japanese comics like Fairy Tail are really not suitable for those who seek immortality. There are some commendable qualities in it, and they really need to be cut off from the world of mortals on the road to seeking immortality. When it comes to Zhetian, it is completely integrated into Zhetian's style, and it becomes a fellow Zhetian, without its own characteristics.