My Life

Nan Xuansheng inherited his grandfather's disease and became an immortal. I was destined to become a Taoist priest, and slowly grew up on the road of Taoism to become a Taoist master at the foot of Wuxiang Mountain. I'm dead. Or, more accurately, my soul died. Not that there's much difference between the two. It's really just a matter of degree. When I say souls are dead, I don't mean zombies, ghosts, or demons. There are many versions of monsters. These are just the most common ones. My condition was far less frail. Bright light tethers me to a certain extent, and I like to eat uncooked meat. Once I reach adulthood, I will become immortal. Most lethal means of harm can't really hurt me, and I have talents that ordinary people don't have. However, all these advantages come at a heavy cost. How I came to be immortal is a long and complicated story not worth telling in detail. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.