Seeking Immortality on Shu Mountain

To write about Shushan, you must understand its core essence. Everything is already set in stone. The long-browed plan has been completed, and the cause and effect are determined, just like the endgame of Go. An anomaly descends upon Mount Shu, like an extra piece suddenly appearing on a chessboard. Everyone playing the game will try to amplify or eliminate the influence of this piece.

The treasures passed down in the world of Shushan are all shrouded in great conspiracy; they are all the work of powerful figures. As the saying goes, if you take my treasure, you will bear the consequences; you will pay with your life.

The treasures of Mount Shu were actually the collateral of loans taken out by our predecessors who ascended to immortality. But the story doesn't end there. You become a powerful immortal in this world, only to disappear – that's unacceptable! First, the debts must be repaid. They devised a method of repayment acceptable to everyone: good deeds.

I've read all the Shushan-themed novels, but this one, which flatters the righteous Emei sect, is the best. I couldn't finish reading it after a few chapters.

Many of the forced attempts at humor are not only unfunny, but also incredibly awkward.

Lick it, lick it as hard as you can! I've never seen such a cowardly protagonist. He's afraid of everything. Given his cowardly personality, wouldn't it be better if he were the Sword God of Shili Slope? But the author gave this protagonist a whole bunch of plot points, which was really toxic, it really toxicated me.

This protagonist is probably the most incompetent protagonist in the time-travel Shushan novels on Qidian.com. He is only good at talking and always shows off that he knows the future development.

This is disgusting! The three golden chapters have been turned into seven chapters of sycophancy! After reading a few chapters, I realized that Yu Yingnan herself is an orphan, yet she keeps calling the protagonist a scoundrel! You deserved to fall!

In Mount Shu, the only way to survive is to pick up small scraps and do good deeds. 😥 The White Yang Diagram has always been there; finding it is a matter of fate. Once you've practiced it, others can obtain it too. This is different from magical artifacts and Taoist books. The White Yang Master carved this diagram inside the mountain wall not specifically for anyone, but for those with virtue and affinity, all of whom can receive recognition.

The author wrote well, but unfortunately, it was a thankless task. Those who follow the "Primordial Era" genre have ruined their minds. They never think about the kind of world like Mount Shu where cause and effect can trap people to death. Transmigrators who go there will just be played to death. Mythological worlds are generally unfriendly to transmigrators; which of those great gods didn't master the art of manifesting the three bodies of Dharma and Manifestation?