Literary version:
When cultivators die, their true spirits do not perish. The Three Lives Stone can protect them through three reincarnations.
After the third, their bodies die and their cultivation vanishes, leaving no trace in the world.
Su Chongguang reincarnated three times, each time as Xue Cangqiong. But she had no feelings for him, caring only for the Great Dao.
He thought that falling this time would mark the end of his path to immortality, yet unexpectedly, he awoke once more.
Looking back all at once, did he regret it? Did he hate it?
Cultivators need not sever their emotions and desires. They should simply act according to their nature.
But not having to sever one's emotions and desires does not mean indulging them without restraint.
The path to immortality is arduous. How can someone who cannot control himself keep his Daoist heart firm and ultimately attain the Great Dao?
From the very beginning, Su Chongguang's cultivation had gone astray.
Only after finally coming to his senses this time did he realize that, all along, his true nature had been to live freely and carefree in this world.
In short, this is the story of a shut-in who has read too many Xianxia harem novels, transmigrates into a cultivation world, and thinks he can become invincible and attain the Great Dao without purifying his mind and senses. After dying three times and being reborn, he realizes just how badly mistaken he was, finally puts his feelings in order, stands firm in his Daoist heart, and starts cultivating again.
This story is a slow-burn, classic Xianxia-style novel with no main couple (there will be a 1v1 couple in an extra chapter, and whether there will be a harem depends on the author's mood). The focus is on cultivation, attaining the Dao, and a carefree life.
Please note:
If there is a couple, the main character will absolutely be the top! No switching! A devoted-to-the-Dao top VS various bottoms?
Also, the protagonist won't go out of his way to torment the so-called
