No Immortality

In a chaotic world, heaven and earth are first divided. With the development of human production and life, the continent gradually divided into two major territories: the Mobei Empire, which was dominated by nomadic civilization, and the southern countries, which were dominated by agricultural civilization. The culture of cultivating immortals is prevalent in the southern countries. From the princes and nobles to the traffickers and pawns, everyone yearns for immortality and immortality, especially in the Qingmu Kingdom. The protagonist, Yi Huan, is an outer disciple and a handyman in the kitchen at Mojian Villa, a sect of immortals in Qingmu Kingdom. Although he is in a famous sect of immortals, he has no intention of immortality. He spends his days carefree, and could have lived an ordinary life. However, a war conspiracy involving the Mobei Empire and the southern countries not only broke the centuries-old peace in the world, but also involved Yi Huan, forcing him to start his own path to immortality. . . . . .