Part One:
Su Jing has always been practically invisible. Whenever he stands in a crowd, someone will inevitably remark as they leave, "Su Jing, you were here too?"
He says nothing, offering only a faint, polite smile that keeps people at a distance.
Yes, he's there. It's just that, in other people's eyes, he's often not.
Years of experience have taught him better than to seek attention or affection. All he wants is to live quietly and take life as it comes.
Then one day, he suddenly finds himself in the cultivation world, where might makes right and everyone is fighting for something.
Part Two:
The Divine Path is a danmei cultivation novel. Its protagonist, Ji Qiubai, has a natural aura of glory. Wherever he goes, he's the brightest star. He overcomes every obstacle, everyone loves him, and everyone goes mad for him.
Even when the Tianji Sect divines that he is the Star of World Destruction, his followers refuse to take the prophecy seriously. The Demon Venerable himself makes an even more outrageous declaration: "If you're destined to destroy the world, then what would it matter if I destroyed it for you?"
As luck would have it, the practically invisible Su Jing ends up inside this very book, as an unnamed passerby: a little kid from the same village as the beloved protagonist.
Part Three:
An immortal from Changning Immortal Sect descends the mountain to recruit disciples. Ji Qiubai, the village's lucky darling, is full of confidence when the immortal chooses him as a direct disciple. He's off to pursue the Great Dao of Immortality.
The pitiful Su Jing from Fuyuan Village takes the opportunity to sign up too, and the immortal brings him back to the sect...
To tend the vegetable garden.
Work from sunrise to sunset, rest from sunset to sunrise. If he raises a few fluffy animals too, won't that be the peaceful retirement he's always dreamed of?
Except... a farming inheritance from some unknown source keeps telling him to save the world.
Su Jing: This is way too hard. I can't do it. I'm going to bed.
But as he keeps farming, he starts to realize that something seems a little off...
A cultivation progression story, with the protagonist as the receptive partner. Sweet romance, one-on-one.
Reader's Guide:
1. The overall tone is feel-good, satisfying, and sweet.
2. It looks like this will be a long cultivation novel, but whether it'll become a truly epic one remains to be seen.
3. That's all I can think of for now. I may add more later.
Theme: Perseverance and protection