Live Forever for Four Thousand Years

(Non-traditional immortality cultivation) (Non-fantasy immortality) The first volume is very fast-paced, with an average of one hundred chapters and one thousand years. The second volume has a slightly slower pace. If you don't like the fast pace, you can skip the first volume and go directly to the second volume, the entry of the Tang Dynasty into the WTO. Song An is a bystander of history When Dayu was trying to control the floods, he proposed the strategy of "removing blockages and combining them", but he declined the official position and only wanted to be a thatched cottage doctor. In Hou Yi's strategy on behalf of Xia, he healed the monarch's bone injuries and advised that "state affairs are more important than hunting in the fields", but he witnessed the bloody reincarnation of Han Yun usurping power and Shao Huan's country. On the eve of Shang Tang's extermination of Xia, he dreamed of a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood. He left behind the "Epidemic Control Strategy" and quietly moved south, facing the soul torture of "whether eternal life is a curse" alone in a fishing village on the Yangtze River. He had endless time, but he experienced "limited" pain again and again: "He married, widowed, accepted disciples, and said goodbye. He lived in the Shang Dynasty for six hundred years, but he was always an 'outsider'. Until the day when Zhou destroyed Shang, he finally understood: Immortality is not for changing lives, but for remembering."