It's a good-looking and atypical novel about cultivating immortals. It has an independent world view and setting. The characters are so well created that it feels like a small group portrait. The characters are really well-shaped and the protagonist's sense of presence is also very prominent. The plot and emotions are parallel. It really has the pride of a cultivator who dares to be the first in the world.
I was tricked into reading the series by the earliest bloody copywriter, and then the teacher stuffed my head with the main drama. The teacher's articles about cultivating immortals are more personal.
I read it when I was a kid. It is a very classic old novel. The plot must be very ridiculous now 16 years later, but the writing is smooth and compact, and the text contains a lot of information. After reviewing it, I found that it only has 260,000 words. The amount of information in one chapter is more than six chapters.