Longevity: Starting with the Saintess Pushing Me Down

Gu Chen transmigrates into the world of immortal cultivation and becomes an utterly ordinary servant disciple of the Qingyun Sect.

He thinks he’s doomed to live a mediocre life, until he awakens a special constitution: the “Myriad Spirits Furnace Constitution.”

Put simply, physical contact or an emotional bond with a woman blessed with special fortune grants him cultivation in return and extends his lifespan.

And so, Gu Chen is forced (crossed out) chooses to begin his cultivation journey by living off women.

The sect’s aloof, ascetic saintess sneaks into his room late at night, just to borrow his yang energy and suppress her inner demon.

The bewitchingly beautiful demon sect enchantress corners him against a wall, parts her red lips, and asks, “Young master, can I borrow a light?”

The cool and otherworldly empress of the dynasty makes a secret visit in disguise, just to ask him for a sweet osmanthus cake he made with his own hands.

And then there’s his childhood friend, the junior sister, whose gaze grows more and more yandere by the day: “Senior brother, your eyes can only see me.”

Gu Chen: “I really just want to cultivate immortality. I’m not trying to build a harem!”

The women: “Quiet. It’s my turn tonight.”