On First Arriving in the Shushan World, He'd First Survive a Tribulation and Become an Immortal!

When Hao Shuai opened his eyes, he found himself in the middle of an unfamiliar mountain range.

Feeling the dense spiritual energy of heaven and earth in this world, he knew he had chosen the right place. The spiritual energy here was even denser than in the Zhu Xian World. It truly was a high-level Xianxia World.

The world he had chosen this time was the one from The Legend of the Swordsmen of Shu Mountain by Huanzhu Louzhu. It was a long Xianxia novel that had appeared in the real world during the war against Japan, and people often simply called it Shushan!

This Xianxia novel was also considered a monumental work of modern Chinese fiction. "An unprecedented spectacle in the history of fiction" was how people had once praised The Legend of the Swordsmen of Shu Mountain.

Its appearance had even influenced the great development of later new-school wuxia novels by writers like Jin Yong, and it was widely regarded as the progenitor of modern Xianxia novels.

The imagination was magnificent, the world vast, the settings intricate, and the characters vividly depicted. Even by the standards of today's Qidian in the real world, it didn't feel outdated—well, except that it was written in a mixture of classical and vernacular Chinese. Hardly any modern readers could understand it; at the very least, it would have to be translated into fully vernacular Chinese before Qidian readers could get through it!

Centered on the Emei Sect as the chief force for justice, the novel recounted the Emei disciples' cultivation and their battles against demons. It followed the Three Heroes and Two Clouds and the Seven Dwarfs in their clashes with the demonic path. The book featured stirring romances and battles between gods and demons, depicting a fantastical, mysterious Xianxia world.

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