A Hundred Lives to Immortality: From Old Soldier in a Chaotic Age to the Dao Ancestor of the Mortal World

In the final years of the Great Qian dynasty, the realm was shattered and human life was cheap.

Seventy-year-old refugee Li Fan survived famine and endured the ravages of war, only to be pierced through the heart by a spear wielded by a rogue army.

At the moment of his death, he finally remembered that he had once belonged to another world.

When he opened his eyes again, he had become a young corpse-soldier in the enemy camp.

He could not remember his past life, yet when he held a blade, he had the ruthless instincts of a veteran soldier.

Moves that others spent decades practicing, he could reproduce after seeing them once.

Whenever he was driven to the brink of certain death, memories of his past lives, sealed deep within his soul, would come roaring back to life.

In one life, he trained with the blade; in another, he refined pills; in another, he drew talismans; in another, he comprehended the sword.

While others fought over the fortune of a single lifetime, he used the passage of a hundred lifetimes to grind his way through the immortal gate that barred all mortals.