Joy of Life: Martial Arts Mastery, Emperor Qing Kneels and Begs Me for Immortality

Fan Dang woke up one day as the eldest son of the Fan family and Fan Xian's biological brother.

He didn't have the golden finger that transmigrators usually came with, but there was always a way forward. Perhaps because he had been reborn, he had displayed extraordinary comprehension from a young age.

As Fan Dang grew up, he discovered at the age of seven that his comprehension wasn't the only thing that was exceptional. His talent was also a once-in-a-century gift: all one hundred meridians flowed freely.

From that moment on, Fan Dang followed the path of the protagonists in the fantasy novels of his previous life, creating his own martial arts techniques.

He fused numerous movement techniques to create the god-tier art "Snow-Treading Without a Trace," making a hundred miles in a single step seem like child's play.

He fused a hundred martial arts manuals to create the "Primordial Chaos Divine Art." From then on, he was invincible among his peers and could cross realms as easily as eating or drinking.

He reached the first rank at seven.

The third rank at eight.

The fifth rank at ten.

At fifteen, he reached the ninth rank and became a supreme master, overpowering Wuzhu.

At eighteen, he became a grandmaster, roaming unchecked.

A few years later, Fan Dang's martial arts reached the divine level. He broke through the barrier and became immortal.

"Your Majesty, do you want immortality, too?"

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