The secret realm of the fairyland hangs high, and the martial arts in the human world are endless. The two worlds seem to be isolated, but in fact they are entangled in cause and effect. True Immortal Li Yefan was betrayed by his Taoist companion Wang Zixin and was deprived of the "Hongmeng True Immortal Secret". A wisp of his soul fell into reincarnation and was reincarnated as Shen Qingyi, an abandoned son in the world. On his 20th birthday, he was framed and fell off a cliff. He unexpectedly awakened the memory of his past life and swore revenge on Wang Zixin, the immortal emperor.
From the Black Wind Mountain, Yao Ji, a nine-tailed fox, was initiated into martial arts, to Qingyang City, where he rose up with improved mental methods and gathered the power of cultivators to fight against the oppression of the sect. In the rivers and lakes, he met Su Muxue, who was bound by his previous life, and together they broke the secret key of the star map, which also affected Chu Lingxi's passionate heart. After setting foot in the secret realm of the Fairyland, he uncovered the conspiracy of the elders behind the betrayal. With the help of Yun Xi, the successor of Alchemy, he rapidly improved his cultivation and achieved breakthroughs in both martial arts and immortality.
When Wang Zixin wanted to cut off the cause and effect of the immortals and put hundreds of millions of people in the world into despair, Shen Qingyi gathered the immortal forces to establish the Guixu Alliance and counterattacked. In the end, the complete version of "Hongmeng True Immortal Jue" was used to break the false emperor's rules and settle the grudges. He broke the barriers between immortals and mortals, shared the resources of heaven and earth, and then took off his imperial crown, retired to the mortal world with Su Muxue, made tea under the cold cliff and listened to the wind, and achieved the legend of the immortal journey with mortal bones counterattacking.
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It's super interesting, the chapters are fascinating, and the plot is coherent and reasonable. Worth a look
It's super interesting, the chapters are fascinating, and the plot is coherent and reasonable. Worth a look