I Do Not Envy the Immortals

[Great Heavenly Emperor Tan Gong of Taiwei VS Wei Xuan, foremost disciple of the Immortal Chief of Taiqing]

[Historical + premium novel + xianxia + cultivation + powerful leads + two male protagonists]

He wrote a register of merit for me, planted golden lotuses, and broke through immeasurable tribulations. With a wave of his hand, he gave me every star and moon in the nine heavens.

He even said he would become an unconscious, unknowing corner of the world, all so I could enjoy eternal happiness and fulfillment.

Yet I shattered the Phoenix-Tail Frost, tore apart the Knot of Longing, burned our poem of response, and became with him a pair of the most exalted divine emperors in the heavenly realm, an embittered couple who would never meet again in life or death. From then on, all word of us fell silent.

The Supreme Sages of Truth, the Immeasurable Gods, and all the assembled saints said: “Great Heavenly Emperor, please return to the palace!”

But I insisted on coming down here myself. What are the clouds of the mortal world like? What is its wind like? And what is it like to find a kindred spirit, to stay together until our hair turns white?

A thousand years later, the clouds cleared and the dust settled, and the mountains and rivers were reflected in all their glory.

Only then did I understand: in this fleeting dream of life, you and I were both immortals who had yet to wake.