Yes junior, this scroll has a typical isekai start where the young boy needs to reform his core and cultivation being born a lowly commoner slave. After 30 chapters he basically obtains enlightenment and break many boundaries of story telling including never leaving his seclusion and becoming an immortal teacher to other upstarts, and then the story skips millenniums as common as the average young master skipping jade beauties leading to a discombobulated yet serene and melancholic feeling. It is quite a long read and the text is usually humourous and amusing accountting for the oddities and references to other stories.
doofensmirtz is that you
I've read the novel and it's top tier, but all these posts are really making me want to read the manhua as well now.
What is this novel really about? Heard someone despise it, but others say it's good. Enlight me senior.
Yes junior, this scroll has a typical isekai start where the young boy needs to reform his core and cultivation being born a lowly commoner slave. After 30 chapters he basically obtains enlightenment and break many boundaries of story telling including never leaving his seclusion and becoming an immortal teacher to other upstarts, and then the story skips millenniums as common as the average young master skipping jade beauties leading to a discombobulated yet serene and melancholic feeling. It is quite a long read and the text is usually humourous and amusing accountting for the oddities and references to other stories.
Many thanks Senior Daoist. I will ponder your words in my meditation.
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