Fengshensha

"Fengshensha" breaks out of the traditional Xianxia routine of "immortals lowering their dimensions and fighting monsters", and uses Jiang Luo's growth to redefine the meaning of "power". From a demoted immortal official to a mortal guardian, Jiang Luo's identity has changed, but his original intention has never changed. He fights against the Yin Eclipse King for the people of Qingxi Town, searches for the Sea God Pearl for the sharks, and awakens the ice spirit for the Snowy Land. Every battle is not to restore the path to immortality, but not to let good people be wronged. In terms of character design, Jiang Luo is not a perfect hero. He will be injured and hesitant, but he always moves forward firmly on the road of "protecting the common people"; Chi Lian's holy fire is never used to attack, but to dispel the cold for his companions; even the bamboo spirits and ancient corpses that were once controlled by evil spirits have been awakened and resumed the responsibility of guardianship. On the contrary, the Yin Eclipse King is obsessed with the hegemony of demonic energy and believes that mortals are ants, but he is ultimately defeated by the belief of a group of "ants". When you close the page of the book, what you see in front of you is not the cool battle between immortals and demons, but the scene of Jiang Luo and everyone standing in the sun, biting a candy dragon and laughing - this is what a fairy tale should be like: full of passion and warmth.