I Am a God Who Has Lived for a Thousand Years, and a Ghost

Long Yan, Great General of the Dragon Kingdom and its Martial God Protector.

He returned victorious.

But because the people called him the "God Who Protects the Nation," the emperor grew jealous and feared he would rebel. He had already stationed ten thousand archers in the city, waiting for Long Yan's army to return so they could exterminate his entire clan.

That day, Long Yan's army died.

They died in the very Dragon Kingdom they had devoted themselves to protecting, at the hands of the king they had faithfully followed.

The God Who Protects the Nation fell, and the people prayed.

In the end, a ghost with a Xuanyuan Sword embedded in his chest was born into this world. He was a god who lived between the realms of the living and the dead, a ghost said to be immortal and indestructible.

Watching one friend after another die was his punishment.

Having lived from ancient times into the modern era, Long Yan had been alive for more than two thousand years and had witnessed the history of human warfare.

Gods must not interfere in human affairs, or they will face karmic retribution. Then, one day, he finally intervened, and the punishment of karma arrived.

"Uncle, you really haven't changed at all."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.