I Don't Want to Be a Fairy

Introduction to the work "I Will Not Be an Immortal" If becoming an immortal means destroying human desires and kneeling down to heaven, then I will not become an immortal. This day God said, I lifted it. The salt merchant's dandy had a hard time saying words. All his life he loved nothing more than lying down, counting money, and listening to popular music. Until the immortal sect and the imperial court joined forces to "harvest", a thunder from the sky split his family's century-old foundation and the lives of his parents into tributes dedicated to "the way of heaven". The only reason is: mortal wealth hinders the view of immortality. Standing on the ruins, Chen Ci could not wipe away the blood and smiled. He burned the ledger and raised the torch: "From today on, I will be a professional rebel." "The first goal: to overthrow this dragon throne that regards human life as a tax." "The ultimate goal: smash the heaven that regards all living beings as firewood!" So, the most unscrupulous rebel leader took to the road. He used market wisdom to defeat military formations, used abacus and accounting books to manage logistics, and poached corners with his nonsense. He created the method of "heart fire" - the anger, attachment and unwillingness of mortals are the strongest fires that burn out the gods. From robbing official warehouses and occupying county towns, to splitting the soil and conferring kingships, and pointing swords at Kyoto. He wants to prove one thing: Princes, generals and prime ministers would rather have their own kind. Would you rather not take away the power of immortals and gods? This is a rebellion of the common people. Not only against the emperor, but also against the gods, against the set of "rules" that have been trampled on the heads of hundreds of millions of people and have been decayed for thousands of years.