He had witnessed countless marvels of the human world and brewed the world's strongest liquor, sharing it with everyone under heaven.
He walked among mortals, listening to one legend after another and witnessing the changes of countless millennia.
He played chess in the woods with the peerless Great Emperor and stood beside a god to offer salvation to all living beings.
(Um... actually, he was just using his immortality as an excuse to lie flat and loaf around everywhere...)
Chu Feng transmigrated to a fantasy world and obtained an Immortality System. As long as he kept cultivating qi, he would gain more years of life.
While everyone else meditated to level up, he cultivated qi to live forever. By the end, he discovered he was invincible. (Actually, there was just nobody left...)
The first level of qi cultivation adds one hundred years to your lifespan;
One hundred levels add ten thousand years;
Ten thousand levels add a million years;
Qi cultivation...
“May the young master live forever!”
I don't quite understand why some people say that after Chapter Seven it's nothing at all. Personally, I think it's fine; I really enjoyed reading it, it's just a bit too short.
To be fair, it's not bad; the interplay of reality and illusion is quite evocative. However, some details are lacking. Perhaps some polishing could be considered after completion.
It's alright, it's somewhat interesting.