Fellow Daoist "Heavenly Dao Xiao Hua"'s summary
Tan Hua's Chronicles of the Cultivating God was a vast and magnificent work with a grand structure. Using techniques akin to the meticulous brushwork and scattered perspective of Along the River During the Qingming Festival, it set online True Person Xiao's adventures across the Four Great Continents. Tan Hua, a writer with ambition and lofty aspirations, aimed to create an unprecedented kind of novel—a self-proclaimed system of its own, one where "once you enter the depths of cultivating gods, they are as deep as the sea; from then on, no other immortal-xia novels are worth reading." Thus, unlike other stories that followed a single main thread to the very end, Chronicles of the Cultivating God employed parallel montage, cross-cutting montage, inverted montage, and many other narrative threads. Along with Qidian's circumstances, this caused Chronicles of the Cultivating God and Light Escape to sit on the same bookshelf. Their enormous word counts made many newcomers stop in their tracks. So that this wonderful novel would not lose even more readers, I have presented the irresistible, impossible-to-put-down highlights of Chronicles of the Cultivating God in the form of a bulletin.
If Chronicles of the Cultivating God were completed, it would be divided into four parts: 1, Chronicles of the Cultivating God: Zhang Xiaohua went from an ignorant village youth to setting out on his path of immortal cultivation. Then, bit by bit, he stirred up the martial world of that era before gradually finding proof of his path to godhood. 2, the Light Escape arc: Zhang Xiaohua was transported through an ancient Teleportation Array to another realm. Because his Demigod Physique was sealed, he lost all his memories and was renamed Xiao Hua. From then on began True Person Xiao's adventures across the Four Great