Who Can Escape Immortality?

Ongoing novel: Tu Nan

The rise and fall of an undying oceanic dynasty of merfolk. It also serves as a sequel to Who Can Be Immortal.

Who Can Be Immortal blurb

A vassal who doesn't want to become emperor isn't a good vassal.

Xin Zheng thought this made perfect sense, so she defeated all her rivals and became emperor.

What should an emperor do? Gather handsome men and expand her harem?

That would be too easy. Xin Zheng decided that eradicating illiteracy throughout the empire would be a real challenge. Every last one of you is going to school. Don't study hard, and you'll face the chopping block.

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The Feasibility of Social Care in Yushi State

What's the biggest challenge when long-lived and short-lived species are forced together to form a country?

Different species have different worldviews.

The government of Yushi State announces: Any short-lived citizen willing to work at the Yinglong Kindergarten and help care for the young will receive generous wages and three meals a day. The food will match the Yinglong children's menu: whatever the children eat, the elderly eat too.

Requirements: Applicants must be over fifty-five. People with disabilities, dementia, or chronic illnesses are welcome, as long as the illness isn't contagious. Those too old to walk are welcome too. The older, the better. Also, the employment contract is a life-or-death pact.

The whole country is in an uproar, and then a huge number of elderly people are sent to the kindergarten.

P.S. This is also a Who Can Be Immortal extra, set not in the past but in the future. It takes place in the Yushi Empire established after the Yinglong came ashore.

Chang Yi

Have you ever seen a god?

Fei: I have. The flower I saw after crossing endless darkness was a god, but she's someone I cannot love. She thinks my feelings for her are just a youthful folly.

A prequel to Who Can Be Immortal.

A master-disciple romance, probably. Female master, male disciple. A side story of Who Can Be Immortal.

Zhi Ming

From the heroine's perspective:

Greed is the source of my ambition., Jiang Yan.

Jiang Yan claws her way upward, working herself to the bone, until she reaches the position of second only to The Outcast. She even turns that one person into a puppet. But that one person is so handsome. If she holds the highest authority, what's wrong with sleeping with the most beautiful man?

From the hero's perspective: Nothing is more miserable than having no talent for governing yet being forced to sit on the jade throne and bear responsibility for the nation's fate. Even worse, I can tell that all the shamans are deceiving me and trying to control me. I wouldn't mind them lying to control me and gain power, since I don't care about power anyway, but they hold authority and refuse to do any work.

What the hell, where did this capable workaholic come from? You may be lying to control me too, but since you're capable and willing to do the work, I forgive you.

Damn it, I gave you power so you could do your job better, not so you could covet my body.

A side story of Who Can Be Immortal.

Jian Sheng, a Who Can Be Immortal extra

Being a spy is hard. Being a spy in troubled times is even harder.

What did Wen Sheng regret most in her life?

Answer: Being young and foolish enough to become a spy.

What did Wen Sheng regret least in her life?

Answer: Being young and foolish enough to become a spy.

Luo Shen

Divorce feels great in the moment; getting back together is a living hell. The hero is Feng Yi, the River Earl, and the heroine is the Luo Shen, the goddess who is Fuxi's daughter.

Wu Guang

What's a teacher's greatest failure?

That their students don't amount to anything?

No, it's when every student amounts to something, but every one of them turns against humanity.

A prequel to Who Can Be Immortal, starring Wu Guang, the master of Qing Jing and Wang Shu.

The author's ongoing novels:

Tu Nan: The rise and fall of an undying oceanic dynasty of merfolk. It also serves as a sequel to Who Can Be Immortal.

Dawnian II: A collection of medium-length and short extras from the Great Wilderness series, Who Can Be Immortal and Tu Nan.

Records of the Yellow Springs: Also an extra to Who Can Be Immortal, but the story takes place in the underworld.

The author's completed works:

Self-Rescue Guide After Rebirth in the Apocalypse: An unconventional rebirth in an apocalyptic world.

Dawnian: A collection of medium-length and short Who Can Be Immortal extras, plus a viewing-reaction story.

After the Fall of Heaven: Disasters and spiritual qi revival crawl through the internet. Also known as Players' Adventures in a Mobius Loop.

Hua Xin: The young Yan Emperor's adventures, the fourth prequel to Who Can Be Immortal.

Who Can Be Immortal: A record of the heroine becoming king. An ensemble story set in an alternate world, with no women competing against one another. The heroine and the female supporting characters fight only over the throne.

Ge Sheng: The clash between power and love, the third prequel to Who Can Be Immortal.

Painted Fate: A fish falls in love with a hairless monkey, the second prequel to Who Can Be Immortal.

Wang Shu: Teaching children good values starts young, the first prequel to Who Can Be Immortal.

The Willful Divine Doctor: A mental illness patient's journey of self-healing.

A Family of Three Species: A family of three, each a different species.

Record of Nonhuman Creatures: A world where monsters run wild, and the manor lord wants to quit.

The Patriot: A treacherous official versus a renowned statesman.

Feng Qi Wu: When a schemer loses her memory.

Yao Guang: A demon falls in love with a god, and loves them with wild abandon.

Theme: A person dies three times in their life