Becoming a Cultivation World's Top Expert by Living Long

Upcoming novel: No CP, A Heavenly Master's Many Ailments

Blurb: Qin Yi, courtesy name Zilu, is a third-generation disciple of the Nameless Way of Mist Mountain. In an age when the spiritual energy of heaven and earth is rapidly fading, he strives to become an immortal. But strange things keep happening while he cultivates.

For example, stealing the fox demon's husband? Stealing the evil ghost's bride? Bah! Why does he keep breaking up other people's relationships?

He comes across a town of zombies. Drought Demon big brother, this little Taoist really is just passing through.

You want me to stay and be your underling?

My master is very fierce, and I even keep a silly dog!

Yellow Immortal? Snake den? City of ghosts? That's going too far!

I, Qin Yi, courtesy name Zilu, really only want to become an immortal.

Note: 1. This is set in the Tang dynasty, in a semi-fictional world. Please don't scrutinize the details.

2. The Mist Mountain arc has a lot of information.

Upcoming novel: A Heavenly Master's Many Ailments

Blurb: Qin Ke is the ninth-generation heir to the Qin family of heavenly masters.

His family tree is impressive. The first ancestor was from the Tang dynasty, the second from the Song dynasty. He thinks the ancestor who wrote their family tree sure knows how to boast, until he sees the dates.

Qin Yi: Born 735 - (No record after that?) Qin Shu: Born 1012 - (No record after that, either?)

Qin Ke goes to ask his father, "We don't even know when our ancestors died?"

His father: "They aren't dead. They might even live longer than you."

Qin Ke: ???

His father: "Why do you think our family catches ghosts and demons? In case we fail to become immortals, we can still get some kind of job down below!"

Qin Ke: …

After hearing his father's words, Qin Ke decides to work hard and strive forward!

"Miss, I see a ghost behind you."

"Are you sick?"

"Old man, your son has entered into a ghost marriage."

"You're crazy!"

Then someone comes to him of their own accord. "Master, our performer keeps saying that whenever he wakes up in the middle of the night, someone's staring at him. It's almost driven him mad, and it's affecting his filming the next day."

Qin Ke smiles. "Finally, it's not me who's sick."

Blurb for The Substitute's Self-Cultivation [Book Transmigration]:

Qin Jue reads a novel in which the substitute supporting female character has exactly the same name as her. So she leaves a joking comment below the chapter: I'm so miserable.

A bunch of readers reply: Book Transmigration warning.

She never expects to wake up one morning, after twelve comments have piled up, in a room with an antique feel.

The first thing she thinks is: I'm rich! How much could I get for all these antiques?

On her third day here, she discovers the truth: she's transmigrated into the novel she just read and become the eldest legitimate daughter of the Qin family, who shares her name.

In the novel, Qin Jue is the eldest legitimate daughter of the Vice Minister of Revenue. She becomes crown princess at sixteen, only to discover after marrying the crown prince that she's merely a substitute for her illegitimate younger sister, and that every attempt to make things difficult for her sister results in her being slapped in the face.

After all, in this story, her younger half-sister is the heroine.

Qin Jue immediately declares: Whoever wants to be crown princess can go ahead. She only wants to live to a hundred.

Warning: Don't leave random comments, or you may get a Book Transmigration warning.

Theme: The solitary path of cultivation, pressing forward with all your strength at every turn