Reincarnation of Immortals and Gods

(This work is just for fun. It seems that I wrote the plot of the Fairy Sword series. This should be considered plagiarism, although I polished it myself.) A ray of soul from another world, a catastrophe of reincarnation. Lu Changsheng walked alone in confusion, and unexpectedly set foot in a vast world with thousands of races and towering immortal gates. Here there is the ancient charm that created the world, and there is also the supreme immortal who covers the sky with a snap of his fingers. I thought I was just a solitary traveler on the long quest, until I saw all the immortals coming to the world, and looked at the common people as if they were dogs; until the sound of the Tao sword in my heart triggered the reincarnation of fate. Only then did Lu Changsheng know that the fate of this world was already destined. The road to immortality is elusive, and only one sword can travel alone. With the sword in his hand, he understood the true meaning of reincarnation and embraced the way to heaven. All kinds of magical powers are transformed into one sword. Let your immortal sect hang high and be passed down forever, let your magic be monstrous and your decrees be lawful. I will kill you with one sword! On that day, the sword light spanned the nine heavens, like the first ray of dawn that split open the chaos—it would also be the last trace of the Dao that annihilated all the immortals. This is a story about using a sword to question reincarnation and using a mortal body to fight against immortals.