There is a door in this world. Outside the door is the mortal realm, and inside is the world of cultivation.
Qin Yin, a high school senior, accidentally opened the door, thinking he would find a magnificent world of immortal cultivation.
Immortals flying on swords, traveling from the Northern Sea at dawn, plucking branches in their dreams, cultivating above a sea of clouds.
But what did he actually see?
The literary champion who had once made a name for himself in Chang'an was defending his path by competing with Teacher Dou over policy essays.
A fox spirit who had always prided herself on her beauty refused to believe she could lose to technology and beauty filters.
A high monk who had cultivated for five hundred years broke his precepts over instant noodles and confessed his sins on the forum every day.
A three-hundred-year-old snake demon tried to become a suggestive livestreamer, only to find that she had fewer fans than years to her name.
A two-hundred-year-old divine sect leader spent every day obsessing over his daughter's monthly exam scores!
This world of cultivation was nothing like he'd imagined!
“So this is why you insisted on undergoing tribulation on the day of the college entrance exam?”
the recorder asked, tapping the table.
“Can't be helped,”
Qin Yin sighed. “I really want to become an immortal.”
It's a pretty interesting book, but who's going to read it? Is it because it hasn't been promoted? Or is it simply because it's not long enough? What's a bit jarring is that the characters in the novel seem to talk about cultivating immortality as casually as if they were discussing what to have for breakfast. 🤦
Looks great, I want to see rice cakes!
It's very interesting, I really like rice cakes.
Looks good 👍