(High martial arts, lighthearted comedy, growth, no angst, slow burn)
I'm Zhou Ji. I passed the college entrance exam through the special admissions track with flying colors. Life is perfect!
I just wanted to enter the college entrance exam secret realm, pick a little flower for a girl, and have some fun.
Who could have guessed that instead of the beginner-level ferocious beasts I was told I could kill with ease, a mighty Azure Barb Beast would suddenly charge at me?
I thought it was just an ordinary college entrance exam, but I let my guard down and accidentally barged into the heavenly realm, entering a top-tier trial ground filled with peerless prodigies.
Desire is an abyss, and prodigies shine like the sun.
As humanity faces extinction, I set foot on the Heavenly Path of All Life. Here, the great sun hangs in the sky, immortal arts descend upon the world, phoenixes sing across the heavens, and a single sword cleaves mountains and rivers!
The vast blue sky stretches endlessly, myriad races vie for supremacy, and the path to immortality goes on without end.
The Land of Annihilation keeps expanding. At the edge of the world, the Eternal Compass turns without pause.
In an ancient forbidden land, undying Supreme Beings lie in wait among the stars. Darkness descends, and a war spanning the ages engulfs the heavens.
Where are the Great Emperors now? Is the path to immortality a mistake?
I shatter the steps of the void, witness the sacrifice of all living things, wage a hard-fought battle in the dark crusade, and climb step by step to the pinnacle of the stars.
An ancient figure, entrenched in the sea of stars and decaying for eternity, slowly speaks:
"Hello, new God of the Stars."
A mere boy admitted through a special track rises from a secret realm, overwhelms prodigies from every corner, battles through an age of chaos, and defies heaven to ascend to godhood!
This high martial arts novel is really worth reading for everyone. The world view is rich and novel. The settings of the Great Wall of Heaven, the college entrance examination in the secret realm, and the medical treatment of monks in the field are particularly innovative, breaking away from the stereotyped routine of cultivating immortals. The protagonist Zhou Ji's growth line of fighting body is clear and unobtrusive, and there is no brainless crushing. Every time he becomes stronger, he is accompanied by bloody battles and choices. The supporting characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the friendship between partners fighting side by side is particularly touching. The final battle for the core canyon is full of tension. The writing is crisp and refreshing. The fighting descriptions are very graphic. The rhythm is compact and not watery. It is passionate yet delicate. Readers who like high-level martial arts and passionate group portraits should not miss it.