The Vast Continent: King of Ten-Thousand-Year Tai Sui

Ten thousand years ago, the human cultivator Guixuzi attained the Dao and became an immortal. He met Ying Yuan, and the two eloped. Later, they brought their son Xiaoyaozi to an immortal island. The island's lord, Yinglong, feared punishment and summoned great immortals to deal with Guixuzi. In the end, all the immortals were defeated. But Guixuzi's magical treasure was stolen by the Ten-Thousand-Year Tai Sui King, and the two fought a great battle. Guixuzi shattered the Ten-Thousand-Year Tai Sui King's true body, but the king escaped underground using a clone to save his life. Several thousand years later, Guixuzi was refining the Qiankun Supply Box anew in the Valley of the End when his old enemies came seeking revenge, and the two sides clashed. Their enemies were so powerful that Guixuzi and his wife had no choice but to self-destruct and perish alongside them. Xiaoyaozi was gravely wounded and rescued by the Ten-Thousand-Year Tai Sui King. Xiaoyaozi shattered the king's true body, leaving only one fragment sealed in the Spring of Good Fortune and entrusting it to a three-headed snake demon to guard. A hundred years later, treasure hunters fought fiercely with the three-headed snake demon. The Ten-Thousand-Year Tai Sui King seized the chance to escape and happened to encounter Gao Dezheng, who took him to a trading house. Renamed Gao Xiaomao, the Ten-Thousand-Year Tai Sui King was then sent to the Yanjin Sect to study cultivation. The Yanjin Sect was founded by Xiaoyaozi's wife. When Gao Xiaomao took part in the ceremony to pay respects to his master and ancestors, the guardian spirit saw through his true identity. Would it kill him on the spot, or was there another scheme at play?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.