Written against the backdrop of the TV series Dong You Ji and Ba Xian De Dao Chuan by Qing Wugou Dao Ren.
Its themes are cultivating the Dao and becoming an immortal, helping the people and saving lives, and vanquishing demons and monsters.
After the Eight Immortals took their places, Lu Dongbin once again took charge of the Purple Palace, succeeding to his former position as Donghua Dijun. He finally finished dealing with the backlog of urgent affairs, only to realize that he had somehow missed the date for accepting disciples. The other Eight Immortals had already taken Sun Ying and Long San's children as their disciples. They'd be a few years late, but surely their future disciples wouldn't mind...
Lu Dongbin knew he had wronged the Peony Immortal and was willing to help her return to the ranks of the immortals in her next life. Arranged by a mysterious person, he met Zhao Xuan, a young woman who looked remarkably like the Peony Immortal. He hoped that in this life, she would be able to let go of personal love for the sake of a greater love.
Since the war between gods and demons tens of thousands of years ago, countless demons had hidden away in the Demon Realm. Who would have thought that taking on just two disciples would entangle him with a Heavenly Demon! Great Luo Golden Immortals must not interfere with worldly karma, but when his disciples were in danger, their master had no choice but to step in and help.
This story blends elements from classic gods-and-demons novels with modern xianxia cultivation fiction.
The Eight Immortals' journey across the sea should take place during the Song Dynasty, since Cao Guojiu was originally from the reign of Emperor Renzong of Song. But the author likes the Tang Dynasty more, so the setting was arbitrarily moved to the Tang Dynasty. Please think of it as a parallel world with some historical differences, and bear with me!
Theme: Vanquishing demons and monsters, growing through cultivation
So in the end, is Sun Lang's emotional line still be? Because of the existence of his parents, I thought that gods were allowed to fall in love in this story, but I really can't remember the original TV series setting clearly.
[Fireworks][Fireworks][Fireworks] Lu Dongbin is so cool and emotionless
I like it, especially Lu Dongbin and Bai Mudan [hug]
So in the end, is Sun Lang's emotional line still be? Because of the existence of his parents, I thought that gods were allowed to fall in love in this story, but I really can't remember the original TV series setting clearly.
It's a very interesting story, and I can tell that it's someone who has good writing skills.
The main story has been told, and there are still a few chapters about Sun Lang's restoration of cultivation, introducing the protagonist of the next book, repairing the foundation, encountering Shen Yan's reincarnation, and Ah Huang's transformation. In the finale and extras. I hope you all like this story, and please add it to your favorites, recommendations, and comments
So in the end, is Sun Lang's emotional line still be? Because of the existence of his parents, I thought that gods were allowed to fall in love in this story, but I really can't remember the original TV series setting clearly.
[Fireworks][Fireworks][Fireworks] Lu Dongbin is so cool and emotionless
I like it, especially Lu Dongbin and Bai Mudan [hug]
So in the end, is Sun Lang's emotional line still be? Because of the existence of his parents, I thought that gods were allowed to fall in love in this story, but I really can't remember the original TV series setting clearly.
It's a very interesting story, and I can tell that it's someone who has good writing skills.
The main story has been told, and there are still a few chapters about Sun Lang's restoration of cultivation, introducing the protagonist of the next book, repairing the foundation, encountering Shen Yan's reincarnation, and Ah Huang's transformation. In the finale and extras. I hope you all like this story, and please add it to your favorites, recommendations, and comments