The Great Immortal of the Jie Sect

Honestly, instead of focusing on updating that other book, you should be updating this one, Fengshen. You've already updated two chapters of that other book today, while Fengshen hasn't been updated at all. To be honest, everyone got to know you because of the book "Investiture of the Gods," and you became familiar with your ancient-style writing and your new book.

Heaven bestowed upon me the God-Slaying Whip. Whenever Author Lao Huang doesn't update or updates less frequently, one lash of my whip will send him into excruciating pain, knowing it's time to update. If the author remains obstinate, in the end, his soul will be collected into the Investiture of the Gods, forcing him to write novels for readers day and night.

This book made me truly feel the world of ancient Chinese cultivation. Originally, Buddhism was Taoism, but it was simply a combination of myths. In reality, many things did not conform to the ancient background. Ancient cultivators were inherently very stubborn and did not have many ulterior motives.

This is so well written! The pacing is excellent. The teachings are not to be given lightly. Even Sun Wukong had to listen to scriptures, practice calligraphy, burn incense, sweep the floor, and carry water for seven years on Fangcun Mountain before he was taught his skills. This cultivation of immortality is very classical and amazing.

If you stick with this book, it can really become a hit. I read thirty or forty chapters. First of all, the concept of the Three Pure Ones is different from the traditional concept of primordial saints. This concept of transcending the time and space of a single world, consolidating one's own timeline and causal line, and roaming through the heavens to achieve a higher dimension makes me see the…

Let's change the beginning. Let's just say he's a native. All that talk of a "yellow millet dream" is completely useless. I initially thought he was a time traveler or a native who had gained modern memories, but his behavior, values, and understanding are all native. He doesn't even know about the Jie Sect. Definitely a native.

Great read! This is the best Xianxia novel of 2020 besides "The Legend of the Chess Master". I hope it will be available soon. I'll subscribe to all of them to support it.

The protagonist was killed off? Or is it a twist of fate that makes him the protagonist of a new book?

Qiu Shou Xian

This sect, Jie Sect, truly possesses an ethereal quality; other novels only depict cultivation sects with a fantasy veneer.