Logline: In which a well-intentioned Earthling with all the idealism of a Disney princess decides to bring some much-needed civility to the cutthroat world of cultivation with... modern media.

Longer Synopsis: "Choose wisely, for choice is what makes the Cultivator."

This was the one true maxim of this world, where the law of the jungle was the creed. Where the mighty flayed the meek to sate their desires. Where the heavens weaved stories on behalf of their favoured children, using all else as mere pawns for their whims. For aeons unchanged did this world of cultivation remain, with traditions and taboos set in stone.

Enter Yung—previously Jung—a soul adrift from a far gentler world.

Once but a mere mortal, he had innocently asked his fellow cultivators this one sinless question: "Is such cruelty truly necessary?"

"No!" He had judged; his modern sensibilities would not allow it! In a world where he could cultivate to be anything, he chose to be kind. Thus, standing upon the shoulders of all the great thinkers of Earth, with his rich foxy sweetheart as his compass, he had set out with a dream to make the heavens merciful.

But alas, lady fate was fickle after all.

In a twist of celestial irony, Yung's compassionate bid to better the world turned the very heavens into a divine comedy even the tribulations found too absurd to strike down.

On Yung's cosmic stage, the Ancestral Sages misplaced their wisdom, while the Sect Sovereigns played the fools. The Empress Fairies waged wars on wonders; as the Bewitching Vixens taunted, dancing in liquid laughter pools. Mortals scorned with contempt a many, for the Enlightened Arhats turned Zen into Zany. Even the Immortal Devils stopped caring, gambling cards with strange Outer Deities.

Like clowns in a circus, the majesties of the multiverse rose below their egos, all wanting to bend Yung's noble designs for their own uncanny gains.

Join Yung on this bizarre odyssey, as he strives to realize his dreams amidst fate's unpredictable twists and turns.

Disclaimer: This fiction may contain explicit descriptions of erotic acts, long character arcs, philosophical discourses, irrationality over logic, partisan idealisms, subjective ethicality, and other adult themes, all towards being an emotion-packed (fun) story.

Schedule: Daily releases for as long as I am on the Rising Stars list. After that, Every Tuesday and Friday.