An Emperor in His Twilight Years: After Signing In to the Longevity System, I Went on a Rampage

[Daily updates of 10,000 words] Su Shan transmigrated to a fantasy world and, after three thousand years of arduous cultivation, finally proved his Dao and became an Emperor. After becoming an Emperor, he once charged alone into a forbidden zone of life with nothing but a sword, fighting until the zone ran red with blood and forcing it to submit for ten thousand years. He also fought along the ancient paths of the starry sky against strange and ominous forces, killing until none dared travel upstream through the river of time, winning ten thousand years of prosperity for humanity. But now he is merely an old man nearing the end of his days, with only three years left to live. Yet when he looks around, humanity is fractured and divided, with every faction fending for itself. Not one person has the bearing of a Great Emperor who can carry on his unfinished work. Meanwhile, sensing that Su Shan’s vitality is nearly spent, the myriad races of the heavens are stirring. A hunt targeting the aging Emperor is slowly unfolding. With threats within and without, where will humanity go from here? During the final three years of Su Shan’s life, every being watches this aging Emperor intently. Just as Su Shan resolves to burn the last drop of his imperial blood to wipe out the forbidden zones for humanity, [Ding! The Longevity System has activated!] Only after several Ancient Emperors and Supremes fell to Su Shan’s sword did the myriad races realize that this aging Emperor might have lived a second life! But was it really only a second life? Many years later, purple qi stretched thirty thousand miles east from Su Shan’s imperial palace. Merit descended from the heavens and golden lotuses sprang from the earth. Everyone was astonished to discover that Su Shan had long since embarked on the immortal path of the mortal world and become a Red Dust Immortal! “Su Shan, you old schemer!” The forbidden beings of the heavens, slapped into a pulp by Su Shan, cried out in despair.