They Want Me Dead, But I Will Become the Lord of All Spirits

This book is also known as From the Start, Tens of Thousands in Black Africa; My Struggle for Immortality; When It Comes to Wiping Out a Clan, Xier Can't Beat Me; I Don't Want to Kill So Many of You, So Why Don't You Just Die Already!; The Daily Life of a Frantic Author Whose Contract Keeps Getting Rejected; I Am the Fungal Heavenly Dao, and I Keep Humanity in Captivity; A Cultivator Calls Me an Evil Heretic, but I Think You're the Evil Heretic; and so on.

As for whether fungi will invade the Myriad Worlds later on, uh, this fungus author has no idea.

There are so many elements packed in here. Can they possibly be stitched together? Come on in and see for yourselves, readers.

As for whether it's crazy or whether it'll get banned, you'll have to find out for yourselves.

Warning: Not recommended for saintly do-gooders. Back! Back! Back!

Terminally ill with cancer, Wang Dao sought a way to prolong his life. He gradually descended into madness through Chinese medicine, Miao witchcraft, and sacrifices to eldritch gods.

But in the end, human will could not overcome fate. His heart stopped, and all signs of life vanished.

Then he gained the ability to control fungi, defied fate, and lived another life.

From then on, he harvested souls, transformed himself into a fungal brain, evolved his fungal swarm, and ultimately became immortal and indestructible.