The Immortal Hidden in the Mortal World

[Modern cultivation + invincible protagonist + sensible decisions + not brainless + lighthearted]

In his previous life, Zhang Mo was a coward. In his second year of high school, afraid of being bullied by local toughs, he tried to fit in with them and went swimming in a river. When he swam into deeper water, weeds tangled around his feet, and before long he drowned.

He transmigrated to the Immortal Martial Continent and began a turbulent journey of cultivation. From the start, he was found to have a worthless spiritual root and taken in as a servant disciple. After ten years of menial work, he unexpectedly obtained the Great Unfeeling Art, and his fate changed. In less than three years, he became an inner disciple. But as he cultivated further, Zhang Mo was horrified to discover that this divine art was draining him of every emotion and turning him into a cold, unfeeling cultivation machine.

During an expedition to a void ruin, a mighty dragon at the Mahayana stage slapped him to death. When he opened his eyes again, he had been reborn on Earth.

After confirming that he had returned to Earth, Zhang Mo resolved to escape the influence of the Great Unfeeling Art and chose to immerse himself in mortal life. But fate seemed to be playing another joke on him: the divine art the dragon had fought over had come back to Earth with him.

In this ordinary world, with no ancient martial arts or supernatural abilities, he is the only cultivator.

In this life, how will he resume cultivation in an ordinary world? How will he escape the curse of the Unfeeling Art and reclaim the emotions he once lost? With his path to immortality reopened, what kind of legend will he write?