Most of the immortality writings describe how mortals have risen from humble ants through hard training. However, Lu Yan and Bai Ling were born to hold the power of the gods and were born as gods.
This is my preference for the two protagonists. Their beginning is already the end of practice that countless monks cannot reach despite their endless reincarnations.
The whole book overthrows the old fairy tale framework, the plot is unconventional, the foreshadowing is difficult to guess, and it is determined to create a unique and original story.
Gods are never synonymous with carefreeness. They bear the heavy burdens of heaven and earth, hide their thoughts that belong only to God, and also have deep feelings that go in both directions.
The story puts aside the trivial matters of the mortal world and invites you to have a glimpse of the complete world of gods and carefully polish a new masterpiece of fairy tales.
This book is written in colloquial vernacular and is specially adapted to readers of all ages. It is a deliberate choice to be straightforward and easy to understand. I am fully capable of mastering the gorgeous writing style.
