Individual Immortality Vs. Collective Immortality: A Fated Calamity

I transmigrated into the body of an ordinary mortal, but from the start I bound myself to a “Fate System.” I prolong my life by accumulating good karma, studying, and reading feng shui. While others are still fighting to the death over heavenly treasures, I reach the Nascent Soul stage by seeking justice for lonely ghosts, helping widows inspect their homes, and teaching village children to read. I thought I was in the clear, but then the “Investiture of the Gods” suddenly reappears, and gods, immortals, demons, and monsters from every corner descend on the human world to compete for worshippers. “Jiang Ziya reborn” holds up the God-Beating Whip: “Fellow Daoist, help me invest the gods, and I’ll grant you immortality!” “A clone of Sun Wukong” swings the Golden Cudgel: “Take that! Eat my Old Sun’s staff! The incense offerings of the human world are mine!” I quietly pull out the freshly restored Three Hundred Tang Poems. “Everyone, times have changed.” “Slay a man with every ten steps!” Sword energy sweeps across the land, leaving no traveler behind for a thousand miles. “Dark clouds loom over the city, threatening to crush it!” Heavenly might descends like a prison, and demons flee in terror. As gods and buddhas across the heavens tremble before the lethal power of poetry, the System suddenly warns: [Warning! Individual immortality has reached its limit. The collective tribulation of immortality begins...] So true immortality means taking all of humanity through the tribulation together?