Ji Panxi was sent to Qingyun Mountain when she was just three days old, after her parents made a pact to meet again sixteen years later. Her years on the mountain were filled with a kind master, warm-hearted senior brothers and sisters, and a System called “11” that watched her grow up. When she was five, the System unlocked, and she began cultivating the Ancient Creation Art. In a world where ancient martial arts had awakened only a hundred years ago, she was the only immortal cultivator.
At sixteen, she descended the mountain and returned to her home in Jiangnan City. Her closet held the clothes her parents had bought for her, one outfit every year for sixteen years. In her drawer were the letters her father had written on every birthday. This was a vast world, filled with ancient martial arts families, power struggles, and sights she had never seen before.
The emotions are written very delicately, but for a modern novel about cultivating immortals, there are too many emotional lines. Either it's not good, or it made me empathize and slowly shed tears while reading. . .
Although, I am reading the article? Prose?
The subject matter is very novel, the characters are very flexible, and the writing is also very good. However, the description of children and parents is too repetitive (it can basically be said that each chapter is a description.) The children and parents are reluctant to part, and the feelings of missing each other are a bit irritating. Personally, I think it would be better if we finish reading Chapter 1 and jump directly to Chapter 17.
She is beautiful. She is a little girl who grew up in love. When I watched it, I got choked up and felt warm.
The content is quite well written and you can read it.
The author's writing style is really good and his emotions are particularly delicate.
I like this type of novel
There are so few people, [covers face] But it's normal
The emotions are too delicate, but as a high-level martial artist, it is a bit superfluous.
It's really good, the storyline is bland, but very engaging.