Liu Yichi inherited his family's old, run-down Taoist temple. After failing his graduate school entrance exam, he planned to try again and picked the temple for its peace and quiet. But not long after he moved in, the temple collapsed from years of neglect...
Liu Yichi transmigrated thousands of years into the past, where he saw the man who had enjoyed the incense offerings at his family's ancestral temple for thousands of years!!!
What do you do when you fall for the person you've been worshipping? Asking online, urgent!
CP: Liu Yichi, who transmigrates a thousand years back and establishes a Taoist temple (top) x Li Su, who has enjoyed incense offerings at the temple for a thousand years (bottom)
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Twenty-five-year-old Zhou Liang survives a plane crash and ends up on a deserted island. To stay alive, he eats a purple fruit, and from then on, he becomes immortal.
He spends three years eating sea fish, shrimp, and snails. He's had more than enough of the taste of seafood, seawater, and sand.
So he dives into the ocean, drifting wherever the wind and waves take him. Two years later, he finally reaches land.
Why do all the men here have long hair and wear long skirts, and why are they always going to war?
Five years! No wonder he hasn't seen a single plane fly overhead in five years!
Turns out he's ended up in ancient times!
He thought he'd use his [Immortal Body] to play around in a few dungeons in this ancient world of cold weapons. He never expected...
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The ancient world is actually one world nested inside another?
What is going on in this world where [everyone] has an [Immortal Body]?!
Theme: Life is limited, but its possibilities are boundless.
In fact, Yichi's desire to control Su Su is understandable. After all, he only has Su Su in this world, and the two senior brothers who were good to him in the past have also passed away. He must protect Su Su and keep Su Su by his side.
I think the dark side of the protagonist can be refined a little more. After all, as a modern man with a moral bottom line, he has become the "big devil" who kills Taoists through gluttony.
The world setting is very good and interesting. When I first watched it, I thought it was going to be a sweet and daily routine of catching monsters, but in the middle, two senior brothers died tragically. To be honest, the original owner had already graduated from college and was an adult when he passed through the game. Curiosity is a demon, but maybe it is not a demon and there is no plot. But can you consider whether the consequences of doing these things will harm others. Of course, the protagonist doesn't think that deeply, but do you still understand the rules of this world? Of course, the death of the senior brother is to promote the growth of the protagonist, and the protagonist directly becomes darker. I also understand the protagonist's hatred, but later on, the revenge feels a little less satisfying. The enemy's hatefulness is reflected, but the protagonist does not bring down the final villain! Also, should I tell you whether Shou has been looking for the master's Taoist body? The old Zhang family's nest should not be destroyed.
Woohoo, God E and the little angel are really having a good time.
Looking at it now, I feel that the protagonist is a bit naive in his behavior and thinks things very poorly. I feel very conflicted about this character.
It kind of fell apart later on. It could have been better, but the settings fell off a cliff later on!
The ending is a bit disappointing... It is not explained what the 8 locust trees are, and why even after 90 years, I still don't understand...
By the way, I should have read the comments first. Many of them were left unexplained, and the ending was also inexplicable [cheek holding].
Ha?? This ending feels too rushed~ Why does it feel a bit baffling?
I read it again, woo woo hoo, Xiao Chi didn't eat any of the talismans drawn on Jinshan. Was Xiao Chi waiting for the person who drew the talisman to come back?