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Introduction to the work You thought this was a novel about cultivating immortals. The genius rises, the sects compete, the immortals and demons fight fiercely, and strive for immortality. You turn to the first page and see a young man bearing a blood feud and embarking on the path of spiritual practice from the mortal world. You follow his gaze and see a magnificent world slowly unfolding - the immortal way swallows up the sun and the moon, the demonic way covers the sky with its hands, thousands of races stand in great numbers, and all dharma contends. You see love, hate, betrayal, sacrifice and redemption, you see monks fighting endlessly for a ray of spiritual energy, and you see the Holy Land setting up a millennium trap for a spiritual vein. You read it with excitement and tears in your eyes. But occasionally you will be a little confused - why do those ascended immortals never come back? When you read the middle part, you get a faint smell of burning. After reading the final chapter, you suddenly turned around and found that you had been squatting in the hearth of the alchemy furnace since you turned the first page. And those stories that you cry for, cheer for, and feel sad about are just a few sparks accidentally splashed when a medicine is boiling in the fire. Now, look up. The alchemist is looking at you.