Eternal Life: the Long Song of China

(A tribute to China's five thousand years and the heroes and martyrs in this splendid civilization) Modern armed policeman Zhang Yan accidentally fell off a cliff during a pursuit mission. When he woke up, he found himself in a strange coffin in a thousand-year-old tomb. He was wearing a Taoist robe that turned into ashes in an instant. There was only a mysterious volume of "The Secret of Immortality" beside him. He found that he not only traveled to the Spring and Autumn Period when wars were raging, but also occupied a body with extraordinary talents and eternal youth - a photographic memory, a rapid pace of practice and enlightenment, wounds that healed quickly, and time left no trace. "Who am I? Why am I here?" From the Spring and Autumn Period, when hundreds of schools of thought contended, to the Ming Dynasty, when warriors fought and fought, he was like a speck of dust, wandering in the vast river of history. He discussed Taoism with Confucius, played chess with the First Emperor, witnessed the beacon fire at Red Cliff, and listened to the poems of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. He gathered the strengths of hundreds of schools of thought and developed the ability to penetrate the heavens and the earth. His medical skills, martial arts, and strategy were all perfected. However, immortality is not a gift, but the longest punishment. He made close friends and met his true love again and again, but he could only watch them being swallowed up by time, leaving himself alone in the torrent of history, burdened with memories and loneliness that spanned thousands of years. Who is he? What secrets does that body hide? Where does "Secret of Immortality" come from? In search of answers, he traveled around the world, becoming both a witness to history and an immortal legend.