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Is it just the water sword that makes me successful? I'm used to seeing the monk surnamed Han competing for opportunities and his love. It's a shame that I don't see the slightest bit of "pleasure" and yet I'm being told what to do and restrain myself. Reminiscing: At the age of 17, he built the foundation of Heavenly Dao and then Yi shot the sun. At the age of 19, the first-grade golden elixir helped Jingwei kill He Luo. At the age of 22, he achieved the Yuanying of Heavenly Dao and burned the firewood. At the age of 24, he transformed into a god and witnessed Kuafu Zhuri. At the age of 30, he became an immortal in the Immortal League and resisted the tide of beasts and slayed the underworld demon. At the age of 32, he ascended to immortality and sacrificed his life to fight against Xingtian. In the same year, he became enlightened and ascended. Perhaps, this is how cultivating immortals should be.

The cliché story of a waste material being redeemed and completing a counterattack, set in the late Song Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty.