A Million Years of Reincarnation, All to Find You and Bring You Home

Jiang Kui, a PhD student in archaeology, accidentally transmigrates to the world of cultivation during an archaeological expedition. Starting in the mortal realm, he uses his archaeological knowledge from his previous life, along with the treasures he finds in the Chaos Tower and Chaos Cauldron, to uncover riches in the cultivation world. From the mortal realm to the cultivation world and then the immortal realm, he steadily grows stronger by combining traditional martial arts with fantastical immortal techniques. The story doesn’t drag or wallow in angst. The protagonist is practical and doesn’t pretend to be weak. The author strives to make the characters, settings, plot developments, and their logic feel reasonable. Conflicts are neither overblown nor jarring, and the story balances tension with calm. A gentleman may love treasures, but he acquires them honorably. The author hopes to depict a cultivation world that embodies truth, goodness, and beauty, and is built on solidarity and harmony between people and between immortals, especially among members of the same sect, clan, or school. There will be disagreements, conflicts, and climactic moments, but never senseless, excessive infighting among fellow disciples.