Her Two Thousand Years of Cultivation

[Cool, Long-Lived Cultivator] [Lone Witness] VS [Vast River of History] [Fate Across Ten Thousand Ages]

[No Romance] [Strong Female Lead] [Spiritual Qi Revival] [Monster-Slaying and Leveling] [Invincible] [Cultivators] [Historical Romance]

At the beginning of Qin's unification of the six kingdoms, the young Su Heng witnesses her family being slaughtered by monsters. In her grief, she unexpectedly breaks through to the Qi Refining stage and is taken in as a disciple by the fangshi Xu Fu.

She accompanies Xu Fu on a journey to find the secret of immortality for Ying Zheng, slaying monsters and demons along the way.

After obtaining the core of a powerful monster, Xu Fu betrays their bond as master and disciple, stabs Su Heng to steal the core, and is immediately killed by the monster.

To survive, Su Heng swallows the core and enters a decades-long meditative trance. When she awakens, she has not aged, but her younger brother Su Xing has grown old and gray.

From then on, Su Heng embarks on a quest for immortality spanning a thousand years and traversing ten thousand miles.

From the imperial palace of the Han Dynasty to the deserts of the Western Regions, from the Roman Colosseum to the Library of Alexandria, from the Egyptian pyramids to the northern lights, from Britain to the Maya city-states, she seeks neither immortality (for she already has it), but only to find others like herself, the truth behind cultivation, and a place for her soul to rest.

She is a witness to history, not an agent of change. The rise and fall of every civilization, the triumphs and downfalls of every hero, all pass before her eyes like fleeting reflections. And a fragment of spiritual qi taken from a pyramid points to a secret beyond the mortal world: the origins of the path of cultivation may not lie in the human world at all.