An ordinary run of the mill employee, a recently graduated new employee. An unlucky guy frustrated with life, a nobody always being bullied by his superiors and colleagues. Unexpectedly, a nobody like this obtained a fabled power, a thing of the legends, the celestial arts of the Immortals. He turned into the only remaining disciple of the legendary magical treasure refining sect, the Three Treasure Sect, from aeons ago. With this, he gained the ability to refine all kinds of magical treasures, isn’t that amazing? Author note from Chapter 23 that gives insights into the novel. (Parts are ommited because they are irrelevant at this point.) It’s the eve of the lunar new year, let me say some things. Secondly, issues with the plot, those who read my novel would know. My novel isn’t like those where the lead is super powerful from the start (TL:and/or MC doesn’t power up like most/every other chinese novel MC on steroids.). Therefore those looking for an invincible MC from the start (TL:and/or power ups easily) would inevitably be slightly disappointed. I prefer to write the process of how a person slowly becomes stronger, as well a the lead’s normal and dull life, rather than him being invincible immediately, and proceeding to become almighty under the heavens, and XXOO (TL: You know… >.> <.< those things) with beauties.

With the development of human civilization, something called Metropolis begins to appear on the planet. There, buildings are towering, roads are puzzling, and nights are sparkling with lights. A variety of humans lives there – they rely on the city to survive while they also help the survival of the city. However, humans may not realize, each time they build a building, they construct a viaduct, they light up an all-night-glowing lamp, that thousands of creatures will have their homeland lost, that they will never see the familiar starry sky when they once again look up. Humans may never care where they come and where they go. But to survive, they have to force themselves to adapt to the new environment, adapt to the humans, and adapt to such a metropolis. Humans may never realize, that they are not only sharing the cities with just plants, dogs, cats, birds, or insects – there are even creatures that are smarter than humans, and that disguised under human appearance, either out of goodwill or out of malice, living in the city, to survive, to prey, and to evolve. When a city gets large, there will be all kinds of creatures…