Learning to Cultivate Immortality in a World of Comprehensive Martial Arts

This book was written especially for readers born in the 1970s. It isn’t the kind of fast-food martial arts crossover you find on the market.

I don’t like writing about Systems, transmigration, or golden fingers.

Those things are everywhere, and readers have long grown tired of them.

This world isn’t a wuxia world, nor is it a fanfiction world.

It’s a new-concept martial arts crossover world. The blurb is too simple, so read on, everyone.

I don’t think a book needs a blurb at all.

Good wine needs no fancy packaging, and a good book speaks for itself.

I don’t know why, but I just don’t want to write a blurb for this book.

Perhaps this book doesn’t need one at all.

But if a book has not a single word in its blurb, an editor might not even glance at it.

So I’ll leave these few words here and hope the editor will kindly give it another look.

Perhaps I hope you’ll find this book of mine as hard to understand as possible.

Because those who don’t understand are the luckiest of all.

Also, I dedicate this book to the great scholar Jin Yong and the great talent Qiong Yao. May they rest in peace!

If one day love comes to me,

what I experience will be a cruel landscape.

Brief happiness will ultimately leave me covered in wounds…

If I become a Buddha, I will never let go of grudges.

If I become a demon, not even the laws of heaven will escape me!