Every gift fate gives you has already had its price secretly marked.
The blurb won't do it justice, so read the story
The Nine Cauldrons appear, and the kindling scatters.
They come from Blue Star, yet are branded demons from beyond the heavens.
Hunted and forced to flee from the start, how will they survive such a difficult beginning?
Will the people of Tianji Continent accept them?
Are they connected to the demons from beyond the heavens who threw Tianji Continent into chaos ten thousand years ago?
Illusion-supporting blade fighter, tank-like body cultivator, area-of-effect-clearing specialist, heavenly strategist, puppeteer behind the scenes, blood-soaked general, healer with a venomous heart, aloof and peerless imperial tutor, forgotten pioneer.
The Nine Cauldrons ring, and cause and effect intertwine.
The strangers scattered across the four seas will eventually converge as fate decrees.
[Ensemble cast focus + return + slow pace + light read]
In this book, you reincarnate from Blue Star to another world, and then start practicing. However, there is no practice or magic in the first dozen chapters. You can only rely on golden fingers to survive the initial process from 0 to 1. Although it is a group portrait article, the main perspective is always locked on Chen Xun, at least the writing is not messy (for now). According to the author's own idea, he would practice in Tianji Continent, ascend to the upper realm, and reach the top step by step until he can return to Blue Star to solve the disaster. The slow pace is suitable for reading books, but it is also suitable for catching up on each chapter. The updates are too slow, only one chapter per day. However, it is still highly recommended to watch, and the wedge has been changed a bit, and I feel that I can see the cause and effect. The only bad thing is that the layout and foreshadowing are a bit deep. It would be okay if the author updated a lot or wrote the plot quickly, but it is slower... You know what I mean, so I still recommend keeping the book. Leave it for a week at a time and then look at it again.