After a Hundred Years Guarding the Tomb, I Emerge as an Immortal

Broke and down on his luck, I take a job at the West Suburbs Cemetery. I plan to lie flat and tend the graves, but then I awaken the [Tomb of Reincarnation] System.

While my classmates gloat over awakening E-rank abilities, I get a hundred-year-old boxing master through sign-in and gain a century of internal cultivation.

While nations fight over treasures, I sweep the grave of a top hacker and obtain the backdoor key to a ruin.

I planned to lay low until the end of time, but fate keeps entangling me. It turns out every secret in the world is buried in my cemetery.

A thousand years later, the world ends.

The gods discover in terror that humanity's last hope is none other than the gravedigger who's been sweeping the cemetery for a thousand years!

[Enter the grounds with a lantern, and all ages follow]

“I guard the winter of the mortal world and the glory of the world. I watch frost and snow cover my hands, while a single lamp burns through the night.”

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“Lantern on the Stele Shines on the Mortal World”: For Chen Fan, who kept watch for a thousand years. It is the only light in a lonely cemetery, and his confession after seeing through life's vicissitudes.

“Spark in the Mortal World”: A song for his disciple Lin Nian. It is the warmth passed down through cold years, and the bond between master and disciple that transcends life and death.

Chen Fan was merely a spectator of time, but one chance encounter led him to embrace the warmth of the mortal world. The cemetery is not the end, but the beginning of the stars' journey for all things.

May you live long and be treated with kindness.

This is Chen Fan's cultivation, and an account of ten thousand years of loneliness.

Thank you to everyone who clicked on this book. May you keep a spring breeze in your heart on the road ahead, even after seeing the world's coldness.