Peerless Elegance

The most magnificent Spirit Realm arc has finally come to an end today. The entire novel is over 3.4 Million words long, and I was quite surprised to see that number; I never imagined I would write such a long novel!!! Thank you all for your unwavering support over such a long time. Love you all, muah!!!

Wow, after all this time, I still have Qingcao Yiren's votes to support me! Thank you so much!

I got to know the author on Tomato Novels. While downloading 17k, I accidentally came across her book, *The Most Magnificent*. At first, I thought it was plagiarism, but after clicking in, I realized it really was her! 😂 I've already watched it once on Tomato TV, but I want to watch it again 😂. It's so good! Those who haven't gotten into it yet, hurry up and watch it 🙂🙃, you definitely won't regret it!

Thank you so much for the votes from Qingcaoxiangyiren!

Many thanks to Qingcaoxiangyiren for the vote, thank you for your support!

The prequel to Investiture of the Gods (60,000 words) is seeking your attention, thank you.

The prequel to Investiture of the Gods needs some nourishment, thank you.

After the Spring Festival

I never expected to follow this book for so long; it's truly beyond my expectations. I usually only read short stories and never read long ones. Firstly, I don't have the time, and secondly, I've gotten tired of reading many novels. This is the first book that I've become increasingly addicted to. Whether it's the world-building or the character design, the author's setting feels naturally real. Although everyone says cultivation novels are fictional and ethereal, I see a microcosm of reality in the author's writing. No matter how much one cultivates, people still have desires, there are still conflicts between people, and sects are entangled in their own power struggles. Everyone has their own side, good or evil, infatuated or hateful, all wanting to become the superior immortal, unaware that even the superior immortal is still human. Just like some people in reality who go to great lengths and pay any price to obtain something, it's just something. Sometimes, judging whether a work is good or bad is simply judging the world it creates. The author's dedication is poured into every blade of grass and tree in this world, and the people, things, rights and wrongs, grudges and affections all showcase the author's skill. This skill is not acquired overnight; it requires personal experience and life lessons, which is why works with such grand world-building are relatively rare. The author's settings are meticulous and detailed, showing a great deal of effort and dedication. This even gives me a fleeting feeling that this world of cultivation might actually exist, and that there really is someone like the female protagonist—exceptionally talented yet diligent, who, even after losing her cultivation, never forgets her original aspirations. This is the unique charm of the author's work. Keep up the good work, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง I'll always support you!

This is a very imaginative and well-written piece! I'll learn from you!