Long Fang is a xianxia cultivator dropped into a LitRPG world where blue-screen Systems have supplanted ancient cultivation arts. Stubborn, principled, and thoroughly unimpressed by pop-up notifications, he refuses to engage with the System and instead founds a sect to teach real cultivation to anyone who will learn. His rebellion against the System is not just philosophical — it is a direct provocation that draws increasingly dangerous tribulations down on his growing sect.

Long Fang is stubborn, principled, and genuinely wholesome — he is not trying to become the strongest; he is trying to preserve something he believes in. His refusal to use the System is an act of identity as much as strategy, and watching him forge a way forward through sheer cultivation mastery is deeply satisfying. He treats every sect member as a person rather than a resource, which defines the series' emotional tone.

Across three books, Long Fang's Lonely Mountain sect grows from a handful of followers into a genuine force on the Asuria continent, with each member carrying their own cultivation story. The series escalates from small-scale survival against System-sent enemies to full-scale continental war, culminating in a final battle that answers whether a cultivator can truly defeat a System. The blend of wholesome found-family warmth and cultivation-vs-LitRPG concept is the series' signature charm.