The Taoist ancestor of the fairy mountain is called Kunlun, and the peak of Ningtian is called Yuxu. A faint purple air surrounds the top of the peak, soaring upwards for nine days. One day, the purple air dispersed from the mundane world, misty and swirling southward in the sky. The majestic Taoist Mountain is the majestic Baoshan Mountain. The majestic Baoshan Mountain is the setting for imperial edicts. The imperial edict is called the Nanzhao Kingdom. One imperial edict unifies the six imperial edicts and is called the Nanzhao.
This article is based on the period from the Nanzhao Kingdom to the Dali Kingdom. It tells about the first princess of the Dali Kingdom. After various trials, she integrated the ancient magic weapon Qianxuan Sword and the Nine Fei Tian Jue, and gradually rose to the level of the Yuxu Goddess herself. This book is a slow-burning type. The first volume mainly writes about the antecedents (the cause and effect created by Qian Shiqiu, which pave the way for the chaotic world in the second and third volumes.) And the fantasy experience of the heroine integrating the Qianxuan Sword and the Feitian Four Techniques. The second chapter and the third volume mainly tell how the heroine can navigate the chaotic and complicated battles between rivers and lakes, and how she can return to her original divine body after gathering the Five Flying Techniques. The plot is closely linked, the foreshadowing is profound and the aftertaste is long. It is worth savoring by friends. The whole book is expected to be completed in about two million words. I hope friends who like it will continue to pay attention.