Video Summary - Tale of Immortal: Five Blooms | Tian Xiang Story Quest Walkthrough

Storyline (Elf Immortal – Five Blooms / Tian Xiang Quest)

The walkthrough focuses on Tian Xiang (T), a character who appears earlier in other girls’ story quests, but whose personal quest only triggers later after you reach the required region/conditions.
Early encounters establish that Shang (a seemingly normal polite cultivator connected to spiders) can speak with the player and gives multiple talismans.
In the beginning area, T observes events and comments on the other girls’ situations, including references to Shang (Sh) as a stalker figure.

The quest centers on disturbances linked to spiders and lay lines:

Small spiders attack in places where you suspect something larger may be present.
T creates/uses webs to monitor and manipulate lay lines.
NPCs imply this is dangerous because it can:
- Alter how the world works
- Attract Nether demons
- Draw attention from Immortals

When Tian Xiang’s quest becomes active (triggered in the Chio region, after progressing the main quest enough to pass the relevant wall):

T appears on the map with a marker/light signal.
The plot culminates in a confrontation involving Nether air corruption risk, where the player helps/acts according to quest mechanics.

After the storyline concludes, you receive a quest title and a CG.
You can interact with T afterward, but the narrator notes the story still feels not fully “finished” because the stalker situation continues.
The stalker/hunter thread continues through dialogue and gossip, including later references to who is connected to other regions/NPCs.

Early fights: Mostly mob-spawn easy encounters (generally not too threatening).
Later fights: Include Lightning Demon-type enemies and Nether demon encounters.
The narrator relies heavily on Enlightenment skills (often in Reborn realms), making combat comparatively manageable.

Tian Xiang’s quest-related events can trigger periodically (about every 1–2 months) while roaming other regions.
At those times, you may see her location/missions appear on the map.

Rings are emphasized:
- Rings are obtained from these quest encounters, often tied to lay-line/spider events (“made by” or connected to them).
- The narrator claims some of these ring rewards are among the best for the relevant ring sets.
- Later rings may also be awarded again.
Alliance contributions:
- Killing Nether demons grants Contribution points to the C Alliance.
- Nether demon events also align with refresh cycles (e.g., main manual/pavilion refresh) occurring every few months.

During the major confrontation, the narrator mentions an option resembling “sever the threat”, and they describe choosing an alternate path—stating it’s safer/consistent with their intent to protect T.
A required/forced item or mechanism is involved.
The narrator says they were initially confused, but ultimately completed the required sequence.

Using Enlightenment skills can make fights easier, even if your personal stats/build differ.

Lightning Eye replaces Dark Lightning, but the narrator says the difference is small:
- It adds small lightning orbs that deal 50% damage.
- Damage only applies if the orbs hit enemies in the right area.
- The orbs may miss or fail to damage if enemies aren’t positioned correctly.
The narrator generally prefers other lightning skills:
- Thunder Cloud is suggested as better overall.
- Other lightning upgrades may improve:
  - Reflection
  - Surge
  - Attack patterns/targeting

Prefer/keep strong rings gained from quest content; the walkthrough frames ring rewards from this segment as a key benefit.

No specific gamer names, channels, or external sources are mentioned.
References are limited to game NPCs/characters (e.g., T, Shang/Sh, Tang, etc.).