The Chronicle of Long Life: Her Three Faces

After a thousand years of arduous cultivation, Lu Jin becomes the youngest immortal in the cultivation world. Everyone envies him his eternal life, but within that boundless existence, he has watched three relationships burn away. The first face is a love from the past, now gone. He watches helplessly as his mortal beloved, Lin Qingyue, grows old and white-haired, dying while he remains eternally young. All she leaves him is a wisp of a soul he cannot grasp and a lonely grave. The second face is the obsession before him. Su Wan, a rising star of the immortal sects, looks exactly like Qingyue, yet treats him with icy indifference. He keeps her by his side against her will. Is this deep devotion, or is he projecting his fixation on a dead soul onto an innocent substitute? The third face is the demon in his heart. Whenever his Dao heart wavers, the heart demon "Moon Maiden" follows like a shadow. She is the embodiment of the desire he can never fulfill, whispering seductively, "Immortality is so cold. Why not give in..." When he defies heaven itself to resurrect Qingyue, he is horrified to discover that the depths of Su Wan's spiritual platform hold the last fragment of Qingyue's memories, while Yun Che, the disciple he has raised with all the care of a father and treated as his own, carries a bloodline with the same source as Qingyue's... On the path to immortality, the enemy he faces is not an outer-realm heavenly demon, but three women he created with his own hands, who now bind him layer upon layer. This is a desperate revenge against time itself, one that begins with love and ends in calamity.