I heard that there was a last emperor in the changing tide of times, so he was probably the last immortal in a changing world of immortal power. It's just that the life of such people is usually miserable. Bai Yichen traveled to the book world where immortals and mortals have no boundaries, but he was the last generation of immortals whose reputation was ruined.
It's just that the male protagonist of this book doesn't seem right in the way he looks at him?
The story of the humanist rebel and his god, or the realist and his mirage.
The highly intelligent, sick, and chaotic Good Immortal Lord is attacked by the X pseudo-loyal dog and the evil-bellied rebels.
The novel "Homecoming" is a world without boundaries. After commenting on the scrawled "Juechen Immortal Lord" in the novel and thinking that the author might as well delete him, Bai Yichen traveled to the world in the book due to a sudden attack of congenital heart disease.
The one he traveled through was the Juechen Immortal Lord, but it was the Juechen Immortal Lord after his reputation was ruined. Seriously injured, with no internal strength, and not fully understanding the origins of this character, he faced successive attacks and killings from various forces, as well as a brewing conspiracy against the entire world of cultivation.
Ye Xianhan was rescued by the Immortal Lord when he was young. Later, he accidentally came into contact with the refugees and embarked on the path of rebelling against the oppression of the cultivators. He has been plotting secretly. He met Bai Yichen, who had lost his memory through a book but had disguised himself to avoid trouble. The two seemed to be walking together, but in fact they were on opposite sides. And Bai Yichen gradually understood the suffering and resistance of mortals being oppressed that he had never seen in his previous life when he was in a high position.
Purpose: To be a pioneer in the world and never give up.