On the eve of the Lich's calamity, all the great powers in the ancient world practiced the laws of heaven and paid attention to footwork and luck. The protagonist Li Fan goes against the grain, enters Taoism as "ordinary", establishes Tianxuan Sect, advocates that "all living beings can cultivate immortality", and regards the ancient gods as "remnants of the old era" who need to be slapped in the face.
Li Fan, a time traveler, has a sinister character and protects his shortcomings. On the surface, he is the leader of Tianxuan Sect, who is as gentle as jade, but in fact, he is a "troublemaker". His famous saying is: "In the ancient times, all saints were ants; but in Tianxuan Sect, saints have to hand over greeting cards when they come."
Starting from a desert island on the coast of the East China Sea, Li Fan gradually built Tianxuan Sect into a forbidden place that even saints would be afraid of by taking in "waste" abandoned by great powers (actually poor people calculated by heaven). The main plot revolves around "establishing a clan, making a name for oneself, slapping someone in the face, and proving the truth". Every slap in the face is accompanied by violent shocks to the prehistoric pattern.
Reader comments
The pace is tight, not sloppy, and quite interesting.
The pace is tight, not sloppy, and quite interesting.