Transmigrated into the Great Qin dynasty, Li Qing becomes one of the three thousand boys and girls preparing to sail overseas with Xu Fu. He looks at the First Emperor, whose majesty commands the four seas, then at the scheming fangshi Xu Fu, whose eyes gleam with sly amusement. He has only one thought: survive!
This is an age when cultivators treat mortals like grass. There are sword immortals who can cleave a river with one strike and demand a thousand heads as an offering, and demons who wear human faces and feast on a hundred hearts and livers at night.
Li Qing has no spiritual roots, but a mysterious seed awakens in his mind. As long as he isn't completely dead, he can come back to life.
To seek immortality, he keeps a low profile, puts on disguises, poisons his enemies, and makes his escape. From a lowly boy on the Eastern Sea, to a frontier soldier beneath the Great Wall, to the “Immortal Old Demon” who strikes terror into the cultivation world.
Zhao Que: “I'm a coward, so don't glare at me. When you do, I feel like you're about to kill me, and then I have to strike first.”