Seeking the Dao at Mount Emei

Although Mount Shu is the originator of Xianxia novels, online novels that try to imitate it will fail miserably. Here's why. First of all, Shushan was written during the Republic of China era, and the articles were updated in newspapers, with a monthly update speed. This is very important, so I'll emphasize it. Why do I say this?

Here are a few suggestions for the author… Although it's a Shushan-style novel… it could be written as a single-character biographical story… somewhat like most light novels these days… written solely from the protagonist's perspective… then they get hurt and die as they please, and if they want a sequel, they reincarnate… This would be easier to write and retain readers who enjoy light novels…

I've finally made it to Emei Mountain!

I think this book is quite good. I came from the "Misguided Path" section, and the protagonist's background is somewhat novel and relatable. It's often like this: the more you pursue something, the less likely you are to get it; conversely, when you stop pursuing it, you often get it—that's fate, I guess. The character portrayals are also good, and the division of realms is well-done.

A good book, actually quite good. I've been reading for about ten years now, usually books by established authors and popular works by top authors. This book is very well-written and I stayed up all night until 10 am to finish it. I hope the author updates frequently! Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

This is a novice's work, and there are many shortcomings. I hope the experts will forgive me and thank you for your support!

Stop just writing about extraordinary people and events! The journey is full of beautiful landscapes, strange mountains and rivers, and ancient and modern travelogues about various secret places and exotic beasts. Traveling and exploring is extremely interesting.

I came across this book after seeing a recommendation from a reader, and it's indeed quite good. However, the recent chapters about learning magic and fighting swords feel increasingly like the old version of *The Legend of the Condor Heroes*, and I actually found the earlier chapters about joining Emei more interesting.

Finally arrived at the foot of Mount Emei. Estimated chapters: 50 at the foot of the mountain, 50 halfway up, 50 at the summit, 50 for the apprenticeship ceremony, and after 200 chapters, Lu Xuan will reach the first level of Qi Refining.

It's a very realistic book; the depictions of family and love are all very well done. But I think the best part is that it captures the essence of cultivating immortality. The essence of cultivating immortality is the pursuit of longevity. No matter how righteous it sounds, this goal is inherently selfish.