For the crime of stealing the Fair Wind Scroll, He Xianzi had his soul crushed and was expelled from the celestial realm. Just before his execution, he made a promise with his disciple, San Tu... Now, thousands of years later, San Tu has achieved great progress in his cultivation and descends into the world of mortals in search of his master. He meets a man with the same appearance as He Xianzi, as if he was his reincarnation, yet that man claims not to know him. Facing the onslaught of evil and nefarious plots in the shadows, will San Tu be able to clear He Xianzi's name from injustice and continue toward their destined fates together?
The cover doesn't do much justice! Just open up the first chapter....and then (where are you? Hello? Where are you???) Yes. Exactly. You will drown in the art. Damn. The characters are intense. The plot is surprisingly good. The romance ugh! Burn!
Drawing is really amazing, also exposition was very interesting. Yeah, I continued to read it even though my most disliked trope of teacher/student is in focus. Also, all relationships (not romantic fortunately, except for the main characters) are adult man with a boy. WHY?