Forty Thousand Years as a Ghost, Reborn as the Protagonist

He had lived for tens of thousands of years, a “god” with everything except a soul.

Liu Along was born aboard the apocalyptic ark Dawn. He had an almost endless lifespan and strength beyond that of any human, yet he was hollow inside. Without a soul, he could not understand love.

Qing Nu, a girl from the Zhongtu tribe, fell in love with him and vowed to find him the legendary “Flower of the Soul,” Manzhushahua. She sailed alone into the East Sea, but was captured by the Sea Folk and vanished without a trace.

Liu Along pursued her all the way to the underground city of Dongliang, crossed the three rivers where magma surged, and reached Leya City in the depths of the sea. There, he met another girl, Hong Guo. She was the “sacred vessel” of the old god Cang Xun, a container for a god’s descent into the mortal world, yet she longed for freedom and death more than anyone.

Could he find a soul?