Unimmortal Beyond the Heavens

Liu Mo'er wants nothing more than to become an immortal and enrolls in a crash course in cultivation, but she can't resist sneaking a few of the Star Lord's elixir pills. When she wakes up, five hundred years have passed: the boundary between the divine realm and the demon realm has long since dissolved, airplanes and cars fly everywhere, and the world she knew has completely become a technological age. "Beyond-Heaven Academy," built on the ruins of Kunlun, is a place where gods, demons, monsters, and immortals coexist; almost no one in the Four Seasons Garden is normal, and even those who look normal may not be human. The first troublesome figure Liu Mo'er meets is Feng Jiangli, the last descendant of the phoenix clan. With fiery red hair and crimson eyes, he has a hot temper and hides in the academy's haunted house solely to guard a thousand-year-old peony and wait for the day he will be reborn from the flames. Unfortunately, Liu Mo'er eats that peony for dinner and is forced by Feng Jiangli to "pay with her body." To find the rare materials Feng Jiangli needs to survive his tribulation, Liu Mo'er runs all over the academy, stumbles into the Eight Trigrams Labyrinth Formation, and gradually realizes that the formation was created by the Star Lord himself. After that, the sleeping beauty in the white tower awakens, the academy's situation changes drastically, and sealed divine weapons, a sealed little white dragon, and old grudges surface one after another; she also wants to gather a group of demons, monsters, gods, and spirits to form a cultivation club and revive the immortal world. Told in the tone of a campus light comedy, the work places traditional mythological characters in a technological fantasy world and tells the story of a girl searching for the Star Lord and tracing her own origins through a series of absurd adventures.