I've Lived Too Long, Now I Want to Die

Li Mo is an oddity.

Born without a heart for passion, and as emotionally cold as ice, he is taken in by the Taixu Immortal Sect as a tomb-guardian disciple. When the once-in-a-millennium “Heavenly Weeping” descends, the “Lone Star of Heavenly Calamity” fate he bears is awakened. Forced into an ancient secret realm, he sets out on a path to longevity from which there is no turning back.

Others cultivate immortality in pursuit of ascension and eternal life. He only thinks that living is exhausting. He has lived too long and wants to die for a while.

That is, until a little beggar who treats him like an ordinary person enters his world and teaches him, with a bowl of hot porridge and a lantern, what it means to savor the simple joys of human life. And until a white-haired old Daoist gives his life to protect him, letting him feel for the first time what it means to be heartbroken.

It turns out that longevity is not a curse, and loneliness is not fate.

In his own way, he will make sure that the people who once lit up his life live forever.