(Leans toward an ensemble cast, a lighthearted tone, and an invincible protagonist.)
The dynasty is in decline, and imperial authority is a hollow shell.
Regional warlords command their own troops and rule as they please.
War breaks out everywhere, and demons take the opportunity to devour the human world.
The world is mired in filth. Monks no longer recognize Buddha, Daoists pay no heed to the Three Pure Ones, and the common people no longer know of gods or immortals.
Buddha has fallen into depravity, and the immortals and gods have vanished.
The fake Daoist Su Wulan transmigrates here, knowing only one spell: Divine Invocation.
The road to immortality is blocked, and summoning gods is useless?
With a single sentence from Su Wulan, a true deity from the Heavenly Court, the supreme sage of Daoism, can descend into his body.
But this technique comes at a great cost. Every time a divine possession ends, divine power shatters his mind and drives him completely insane. He only recovers once the power dissipates.
Amid the chaos, he knows that his Daoist robes are a sham, but staying alive is real.
Yet he witnesses demons running rampant, the people wailing across the land, and rivers of blood!
Unable to stand by, Su Wulan invokes the gods again and again to protect the peace of the region, eventually becoming the Immortal Master Wulan in the eyes of the people!
He doesn’t take it seriously, until the people’s sincere prayers and offerings descend upon him...
The surging power of their prayers can actually neutralize the backlash of divine power and forge his Dao foundation!
From then on, one human, two demons, and two spirits embark on the road to saving the world.
The overall world-building is well-conceived and the writing is very rich. The only drawback is the author's slow update speed. If you don't update soon, I'm going to hang myself on your doorstep, and then hang myself in a 365-degree arc! Also, please let Xiaobai and Laosu fall in love; I want to ship them!
The premise is interesting, and so far there aren't any major flaws; it's quite enjoyable. Introducing historical figures feels a bit out of place? Perhaps I personally prefer purely fictional settings, where the immersion feels deeper. The romance doesn't need to be forced; the kind described in the synopsis is fine—more than lovers, but not explicitly a romantic relationship.
The book is good, the story is quite engaging, and I really like it. However, I only read books without romantic pairings, so I'm sorry, I have to drop it. The main problem is that the romance felt too abrupt and forced! At first, I thought I could just ignore the romance and focus on the plot, but... Well, I couldn't resist. I'm giving it 5 stars just because I love the story. Goodbye, I'm going to read some with romantic pairings now! Best of luck, author!
After flipping through a few pages, I was immediately captivated by the plot. The characters were well-developed, the story unfolded logically without abrupt transitions, and the pacing was just right, preventing any boredom. I read most of the book in one go; it was a very smooth read.
I personally really like this novel. It's a pity I found it too early and only had about 90 chapters before I finished listening to it in less than a day. I feel that the author is quite easy to get along with. Yes, he will ask for readers' opinions. Secondly, judging from the later parts, Bai Yu will probably become the female lead.
It's great, really great. This is the first time I've seen such a world-building concept, and the pacing is excellent. It's given me some inspiration on how to write a novel 😄 I finished the latest chapter in about four days. Please update soon! 👍 [Please update more frequently!] ❤️
No!!! I finally got a break and went home to read the newly updated chapters in one go, and this is the ending...😢😢😢 Let's respect the author and hope the next book lasts a long time. The book is very good, and every character is great.
It's very well written, the protagonist has very positive values, I will bookmark it and follow it closely. The plot is also good, very relatable, and very emotional.
... How could it end like this?
This book is quite interesting; I have to recommend it to my friends.