This is a lighthearted, humorous take on the classic xianxia genre.
Since ancient times, immortals have fought evil with flying swords. But who has ever seen machines battle ghosts and demons, or puppets fight zombies? Between the arts of immortals and the Nine Chapters of Mechanisms, who is the true strong one? Follow an ordinary puppet master as he leads his mechanical army to sweep across the Three Realms and wipe out demons and monsters.
When all around you is empty longing, yet the world before your eyes feels as distant as the horizon, who can cut the ties of fate? Who can end an eternal descent? If Heaven has feelings, it too will grow old; if the moon harbors no regret, it will remain full forever. In the endless night, can the fire of love still shine brilliantly? Amid the war between gods and demons, who can quell a thousand years of resentment?
Every mystery, every tale of love, betrayal, slaughter, and being reborn will be revealed in turn in this grand classical xianxia epic.
This article is quite interesting, but I have a few suggestions for the author: Can the symbol "@#$%&" not be used in the text? It seems a bit awkward. . . .