The Young Master of Great Wu

Six hundred years ago, a mighty being severed the path to immortality, and no one in the world could live forever again. Six hundred years later, the five powers of Confucianism, demonic cultivation, Daoism, martial arts, and Buddhism all share the same origin. Countless idioms have gathered to form the supernatural abilities of martial artists. . Unyielding resolve, resplendent splendor, mountains of blades and seas of fire, a rain of arrows, impregnable defenses, forests of swords and blades, swords drawn and bows bent, impervious to blades and spears, trees of fire and silver blossoms, shattering stone with a blow, earth-shaking, flourishing day by day… Due to the limits of their cultivation system, a martial artist can only possess one idiom in their entire life. One person, gazing at the tens of thousands of paths within him and the countless interwoven manifestations of divine intent, slowly fell into deep thought. Now that I have transcended the ordinary, why worry about the common folk? The path of martial arts is fraught with trials, yet through the ages, one ultimately becomes a god! [Elements: martial arts, Confucian cultivation, no System. Broadly, this is a story about becoming a god and the conflicts between multiple worlds.]