Master, Don't Be Like This, I'm Afraid

There are so many expectations violated and reversed, the funny plot is inadvertently given a razor blade, and the group portraits are vivid. The writing style switches freely between grand narratives (the pressure of Yuanying, the sect's vision) and the breath of life (fireworks at the end of the year, tiger cloth), with both passionate battles and humorous complaints (Zhang Yuan's inner OS). The core discussion points directly to human nature: How to protect the light of human nature and the ideal of equality in the eternal cage of pursuing immortality? The suspense is rising and I look forward to the follow-up development.