Unlimited Myths

Unlimited Myths is a long-form xianxia web novel by Feizhiqiao, serialized on Qidian and now complete at roughly three million Chinese characters and over 1,300 chapters. The protagonist, Chu He, is an ordinary young urbanite. Riding the subway across the Yangtze one day, he stumbles into a luminous illusion called the Yangtze Water Dragon Assembly, takes the form of a finless porpoise leaping the Dragon Gate, and catches his first glimpse of the world of cultivation hidden behind modern society. In this setting, the modern era has not broken the line of immortal cultivation; it is merely an age of waning dharma, and practitioners rely on luminous illusions as their main source of resources and fortuitous encounters. These illusions generate randomly from myths, legends, and historical anecdotes, and clearing one yields techniques, magic treasures, and other rewards. Chu He's peculiar gift is that he can reset and re-enter the same illusion again and again, farming resources where others get a single stroke of luck, and his cultivation advances swiftly. He then leverages his study of the settings, his exploitation of rules, and his reading of human nature toplay factions off one another and build alliances between illusion and reality, earning nicknames like "old hand" and "the schemer" from his peers, though he considers himself simply a seeker of the Way who is not picky about methods. As spiritual energy revives and ancient myths resurface, the illusions turn out to conceal the anchors and schemes of many mighty beings, and Chu He moves toward the truth of the world through repeated deduction and trial and error. With wild imagination, well-paced momentum, and a lighthearted tone, the book tells a long story of a modern cultivator breaking new ground in mythic dungeons.