Asked: Mortal's Path to Immortality

Dear friends! Each volume has a new volume protagonist! He Qingzhu is the only protagonist throughout the book! The story will unfold slowly. The new author is not that good at controlling the rhythm, so I used the first volume to write about the world view. The pace of the second volume is also relatively slower. I am working hard to control the rhythm. TAT "The Mortal's Journey to Immortality" is a split-volume novel about immortality that changes the protagonist from volume to volume - each volume focuses on the fate and choices of a mortal. There is no aura of an iron-clad protagonist, only the struggle and ascent of a small character in a grand world. At the beginning of the story, the chessboard is set up: there is no superior in the three realms, and one of the fifty avenues escapes. The "escaped one" turns into an extremely lazy "time fairy", sleeps on the top of the mountain for millions of years, wakes up, gives himself a name, and starts watching the human fireworks at the bottom of the mountain. The protagonist of the first volume is He Qingzhu himself - a creation-level existence with nothing to do. Because he was too bored, he took over the incense of the villagers at the foot of the mountain and became the "Qingzhu Fairy". In the second volume, the perspective changes and Chen Ping appears: a refugee boy with nothing, climbing a mountain late at night not seeking immortality but only seeking wealth. The first lesson the immortal taught him was not the exercises, but "how to make money." In each volume, people, positions, and ways of living are changed - some people seek wealth, some seek power, some seek enlightenment, and some just don't want to die. The trajectories of all mortals converge under the same underlying rule: the world has boundaries and realms have ceilings, but life never sets limits. Strong setting, large-scale layout, and group portrait drama will accompany you from the foot of the mountain to the sky.