Three Kingdoms: I Want to Cultivate Immortality, but Tong Yuan Forces Me to Train in Martial Arts

[Transmigrate to the Three Kingdoms] + [Journey to the West] + [Conquest] + [Invincible Might] + [Romance of the Three Kingdoms Fan Fiction] + [Both Leads Transmigrate]. [Special Note]: This is the Three Kingdoms under the backdrop of Journey to the West. The Journey to the West elements are limited early on, and cultivators cannot defeat top-tier martial generals. If that bothers you, don’t read. After Wang Mang usurped the Han, a divine mountain descended from the heavens and absorbed the spiritual energy of Nanzhan Buzhou. With its spiritual energy depleted, cultivators could cross the continental barrier and practice in the other three continents only with the permission of a unified emperor. At the end of the Eastern Han, the realm descended into chaos and imperial power wavered. Cultivators who had attained the Dao were driven out of Nanzhan Buzhou, and the continental barrier was closed. … Kou Feng, a corporate drone from the 21st century, argued with someone online for three days and nights before dying suddenly. His soul transmigrated to the Three Kingdoms, but he didn’t inherit the original owner’s memories right away. Since modern Chinese sounded different from ancient Chinese, people mistook him for an evil spirit. After witnessing Zhang Jiao perform magic at an altar, he became determined to cultivate immortality. Kou Feng: “Master, I don’t want to practice martial arts. I want to cultivate immortality!” Tong Yuan: “If you want to cultivate immortality, you must first unite the realm and end this chaos! Are you clever enough? Are you strong enough?” Kou Feng: “Fine! I’ll learn!” … After completing his training, Kou Feng descended the mountain, fought across the land, and ultimately united the Three Kingdoms. Seated on the throne, Kou Feng watched Tong Yuan come before him in the great hall to request a travel permit, and cursed furiously: “You old geezer! You never said the emperor couldn’t cross the continental barrier!”