Everyday, everyday, everyday writing. Basically no conflict.
It is written about a very special sect: in the world of cultivating immortals where the jungle prevails, a sect that chooses to "obey the rules" is chosen.
This sect does not regard mortals as resources or materials for cultivating gu. Instead, it establishes order within the territory - the fairy city system is managed uniformly, with the same set of laws and education from the border to the core, "cars on the same track, books on the same text." Mortals can live in peace, children can study, and move up through strength and character.
It has twelve 3,000-foot giant peaks as its campus. Children take school buses to and from school every day. They use Daoji commands to check class schedules, order takeout, and buy computers online. During the day, I studied physical, chemical, and biological data analysis, and at night I went back to my room to practice.
In this world, "You must first be a good person before you can become an immortal" is not an empty phrase, but something written on the first day of school.
To put it simply: a sect that is serious about maintaining order, a group of young people who are serious about living their lives, study hard and grow up well in the world of immortality.