Wuxia Crossover: Youths Grow Old in the Jianghu, Only I Cultivate Immortality

After failing to form a core, Ye Qing transmigrates to Jiuzhou and becomes a discarded scion of a prominent family, teaching at a school on the frontier. He also has a fiancee named Li Hanyi.

In this world of comprehensive martial arts, a hundred flowers bloom. The clashes of blades, struggles for imperial power, and beautiful lands and women have nothing to do with him. His fiancee comes to break off their engagement? He just smiles it off. Women are nothing but pink skeletons, after all.

Young men grow old in the jianghu. Mortal lives are painfully short. Ye is devoted to seeking the Way and pursuing longevity. Martial arts are merely a lesser path; the immortal way is the true road to eternal life.

But Jiuzhou is poor in spiritual energy, so he can only cultivate as he travels, crossing mountains and rivers in search of spirit veins and setting up spirit-gathering arrays throughout ancient lands. He has been a bandit and served as a national preceptor. He has ascended Listening Tide Pavilion, debated the Way in Wudi City, and ridden his sword to Snowmoon City... With formations, he binds mountains and rivers and refines a small world of his own, leaving the world astounded!

Zhang Sanfeng: This is what true immortal methods look like!

Li Hanyi: I regret breaking off our engagement!

Zhao Min: Little teacher, I'll be waiting for you in Dadu!

Guo Xiang: We first met at Fengling Ferry...

He raises his sword in the vast world and retreats into seclusion when the flowers have all fallen. Spring breezes and fierce thunder prove his path to longevity. It all begins at a school on the frontier.

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