The Kunlun Book

This is not a female lead's cultivation story, even though it starts out that way: At the height of the war between the Dao and the Demonic sects, the two sides' bosses unleash their ultimate moves. When the smoke clears, only two living creatures are left on the battlefield, both barely breathing: the gravely wounded leader of the Dao sects, and an unconscious, obscure outer disciple from a tiny sect. The disciple is a woman. I was once a traveler who crossed the vast sea on a bamboo raft, waiting to seek the purple clouds as I skimmed the waves. I raised my horsetail whisk to blot out the sun and shatter the ice moon. I swore to open the azure heavens and hoped to restore the path to ascension. Since the letter of banishment arrived from the Ninth Heaven, how many calamities have the sun and moon endured? Alas, I am trapped in the snares of fate. Who could know that the moon above the river's heart once belonged to someone from the clouds? A character whose name doesn't appear in the supporting cast list isn't necessarily just an extra or cannon fodder. I just want to try writing from different POVs, and a few characters show up very late, so I'm afraid I'll forget them ORZ A few potential deal-breakers, listed in advance: The protagonist did not transmigrate. This is not a spiritual-root-focused story. Spiritual roots with the Five Elements attributes are part of a conspiracy in this story. The protagonist first possesses a woman's body, but will later return to their original form. Slow-paced. I often revise earlier chapters, for example, adding a trial mission on a whim or something. Please leave suggestions and add to your library!