Eternal Longevity: I Fish for the Myriad Worlds by the River

Spiritual energy has run dry, martial arts are flourishing, and Lu Changyuan is just an ordinary man fishing by the river.

But he has a secret: he cannot die, and for every day he lives, he can use a "Years Point" to strengthen his ordinary Water-Control Technique once.

A hundred years pass. The founding emperor, who once drank with him, dies, but he is still fishing.

A thousand years pass. Spiritual qi revival begins, the river turns into a spiritual vein, and the swordsman who once lived by its banks becomes the founding patriarch of a sect. In the end, he dies in a tribulation, but Lu Changyuan is still fishing.

Ten thousand years pass. A golden age arrives, a Great Emperor appears and subdues all races, then grows old, loses his vitality, and turns to dust. Lu Changyuan moves to a sea of stars and keeps fishing.

Lu Changyuan witnesses mortal dynasties rise and fall, and the world of immortal cultivation flourish and collapse.

He never competes or contends for anything. With a cheeky fish hawk at his side, he watches all the gods and buddhas rise and fall as a mere bystander.

Until one day, the Age of Decline arrives, dark turmoil sweeps across the heavens, and the strange Ancestor plans to harvest the last sea of stars.

Sitting by the shore, Lu Changyuan sighs and slowly gets to his feet.

In an instant, the "Ordinary Water-Control Technique" he has upgraded a billion times takes effect. The starry rivers pour down from the heavens, and the universe becomes a single fishing pond.

"You're even trying to snatch the fisherman's last fishing spot. You strange things really deserve to die."