I Died Before I Started Cultivating Immortality

The Fourth Young Lady of the Bai family was born into the Bai clan of Qingbei Mountain in Liangzhou.

At the time, the heavens displayed strange signs. The sky, clear just moments before, suddenly filled with churning clouds, and thunder and rain descended.

To ordinary people, this was an ill omen. To the Bai family, it was a sign of great fortune.

From childhood, Bai Si was taught by the Bai elders. Before she was even three, she could summon ugly Yin spirits, every one of them bowing low and obeying her commands.

The four great clans of Liangzhou all came to offer congratulations, hoping for the protection of Yin spirits.

And yet, at seventeen, she died during a spirit sacrifice.

All of Liangzhou lamented her death. Some mourned her, but most breathed a sigh of relief. At last, the world was free of the Fourth Young Lady Bai, who could take their lives at any moment.

Only when immortals descended upon Liangzhou and the fourteen continents and nine seas reconnected, sending people rushing toward the path of cultivation, did they discover...

The Fourth Young Lady of the Bai family hadn't died at all. She'd gone to cultivate immortality?!

P.S. The early chapters focus mainly on the protagonist's background. The cultivation journey officially begins after chapter fifteen!

A long cultivation novel, over a million words planned!

Feel free to add it to your collection and let it build up before reading!

My other ongoing novel: The Right Way to Sacrifice Your Teammates in a Horror Game. Please add it to your collection!

In a bizarre death game, there's one rule that makes players want to spit blood: you must never kill your own teammates with your own hands.

But what if the game pairs you with your enemy from the previous round?

And so Qi Shi begins a repeated cycle of:

Dreading every day that a teammate might kill him,

while also

itching to try killing his teammate every day.

Theme: Live as yourself and seek the meaning of life