At the beginning of the novel, through the oral narration of a senior brother of Ji Zheng, he explained the origin of this world of cultivating immortals.

Through this meticulous dictation, the reader knows that this world of cultivating immortals is not an extraordinary world, but another world corresponding to it.

This magical world was originally the place where ancient gods and various big demons lived, and it was not until the war of gods and demons that broke out tens of thousands of years ago that this originally full of spiritual energy changed dramatically.

After this great change, the gods and demons had little to do due to the heavy casualties, and the aura of the entire world had been lost, so they fell into a deep sleep in order to protect themselves, and since then the gods and demons have disappeared in the entire world of cultivating immortals.

After tens of thousands of years of self-repair, although the concentration of aura was less than one-third of that of ancient times, the world of immortal cultivation finally gradually regained its vitality.

At this time, the human beings who were originally at the bottom began to multiply and prosper, and most of the people lived in the Central Plains, standing on their own with the state capital, and constantly expanding and developing outward.

However, in the vast barren mountains and forests, there are poor mountains and bad waters, and miasma is rampant. There are not only all kinds of exotic beasts, but also all kinds of man-eating monsters hiding in them.

Legend has it that the survivors of the gods and demons, who have been sleeping since ancient times, are hiding in some deep mountains and dense forests. It can live for tens of thousands of years, but no one has ever seen it.

Among the human race, there are gradually some cultivators who are true to the Tao.

With the help of the secret books and magic weapons left by some ancient gods or great demons, these people not only practiced by themselves, but also opened mountains and established sects and recruited disciples.

Because of the distinction between good and evil, as well as the different cultivation methods, cultivators are gradually divided into as many as three mountains, six paths, nine sects and eight sects.

Between good and evil, between decent people, and between evil factions, they often intrigue and kill each other because of various interests or opinions, and they get bloody and bloody everywhere, and there is no peace.

The sect where the protagonist Ji Zheng is located is Kunlun Mountain in the "Three Mountains". It is a sect with a history of thousands of years, and there are thousands of disciples.

Although this world of immortal cultivation is independent of the mortal world, the two are not completely unrelated.

The two are the inside and the outside of each other, the ordinary world is equivalent to the surface world, and the world of cultivating immortals is equivalent to the inner world.

Between the two worlds, sometimes some unpredictable 'rifts' suddenly arise.

These 'cracks' will suddenly appear and close for unknown reasons.

Beings from both worlds can enter the other world through these 'rifts' if they encounter this situation by chance.

And the unfathomable sea is the place where this kind of 'crack' is most likely to occur, so the kraken that Ji Zheng encountered came to Ji Zheng's world through the 'crack' that appeared by chance.

And Ji Zheng also came to the world of cultivating immortals through the 'crack' by chance.

This never-before-seen new setting and whimsical ideas give readers a strong sense of freshness in their minds.

When Ji Zheng stayed in Kunlun Mountain to learn art, all kinds of magical magic circles and magic weapons continued to appear through Ji Zheng's perspective, among which there were not a few people who could fly with swords like a big man with cheeks on the mountain.

Regarding the part where the protagonist Ji Zheng began to meditate and practice qi, because it was written in too much detail and realistically, it seemed to be true.

When many young male readers read it, they will involuntarily take a deep breath, and then fantasize that the breath will circulate through the various meridians in the body, and then return to the dantian, just like practicing the qi like Ji Zheng.

In fact, there are quite a few people who would do such stupid things.

Just like when Chi Fei was young, he would also follow the "practice" while reading martial arts novels. It's silly, but it's also a lot of fun.

What's even funnier is that some readers will take the opportunity to ask the doctor where the specific location of each acupuncture point is, especially the acupuncture points introduced in the book, so that they can go back to "practice".

Since Ji Zheng was not from this world of cultivating immortals, he didn't know anything about the customs and habits here, so not only did he make a lot of jokes, but many disciples also despised him, feeling that ordinary people like him shouldn't stay here at all and lose the face of Kunlun Mountain.

But Ji Zheng was bent on killing the kraken that ate his father to avenge his father after completing his studies in the future, so he insisted on staying and studying art seriously despite the ridicule of others.

Because of his goals, he studied harder and harder than his other disciples.

In order to let readers have a deeper understanding, Chi Fei spent a lot of pen and ink describing in detail how Ji Zheng worked hard to learn art every day.

Because of his average talent, others may practice the same move two or three times and be done, but Ji Zheng practiced it alone for more than ten or twenty times until he completely mastered it.

Every day he is always the first to get up to practice, and he is also the last to practice at night.

When he doesn't understand something, he asks others how to do it. If others refuse to answer, he secretly observes what they do until he understands it himself.

These processes of continuous hard study and diligent practice really moved the readers, and they felt that it was really not easy for Ji Zheng to learn art.

Here, Chi Fei wittily attached a sketch: in the dark night, a child with an unclear face is wielding a sword vigorously.

Needless to say, everyone knows that this kid who wields a sword in the dark is Ji Zheng, who is practicing hard.

Seeing this painting, many readers have a kind of inexplicable sadness.

Finally, the emperor lived up to his wishes, and because of Ji Zheng's hard work, his progress was naturally faster than everyone else, and he was repeatedly praised by the division commander. This made those who already looked at him unpleasant even more disgusted with him and made things difficult everywhere.

When many readers saw this, they had completely substituted themselves into the role of Ji Zheng, and they couldn't wait to scold and wave their fists at those people.

After more than three years of diligent cultivation and hard training on Kunlun Mountain, the protagonist Ji Zheng finally succeeded in reaching the realm of Qi training.

Just the first realm of this immortal cultivator can already achieve the effect of not being sick and being light and healthy.

Many people are thinking: It is really worthy of the way of cultivating immortals, just the first realm is already so powerful, and I don't know what magical effects there will be in the higher realms in the future.

Especially when I learned that those who have cultivated deeply can maintain their appearance and immortality, this makes readers even more fascinated and envious.

The pursuit of immortality has been the dream of many people from ancient times to the present, and people in this era are no exception.

Seeing this, all readers feel that Ji Zheng's hard work for so long is worth it, and everyone is looking forward to his future development.

In the next chapter, the main event arrives.

Ji Zheng was deceived into the forbidden land of Kunlun Mountain by those senior brothers who had the intention of framing him.