Immortality

Bai Yu Jing: Cure Baldness: "People in the world are also like this. They are troubled by birth, aging, illness and death, and they want to live forever." The epitaph of Li Jun, the imperial censor in Hanyu's palace in the Tang Dynasty, said: "One of them tasted like Zheng Zhixingze Wei, I believe in the Taoist's theory of immortality. "The story of the Qin Dynasty and the Six Kingdoms" Volume 2: "The First Emperor of Qin then traveled to the East China Sea, and suddenly he met the Taoist priest Xu Jia who came to write to Qin Shihuang: There are three immortal mountains in the East China Sea, and there is an elixir of immortality on the mountain." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.