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Introduction to the work "Record of Mortal Immortals Transformed into Gods" The ant peeks into the sky, holding onto the child and falling into a trance. Chen Mo, a qi-training disciple in Huang Maple Valley, glimpsed a shocking secret at the last moment: the inconspicuous old sweeper in the door was actually Xiang Zhili, a lurking spiritual transformation monk. Facing the unreachable immortal road and the surging undercurrent of the sect, Chen Mo did not ask for mercy, but instead used his body as bait to fall into the trap. He pretended not to know, and worked step by step under the guise of asking questions. With his unique vision and courage, he successfully aroused his spiritual thoughts. In the raging fire of the Demon Sect's attack on the mountain, he took advantage of the situation to build a foundation and stepped into the true door of immortal cultivation. However, foundation building is only the beginning. Deep in the forbidden area, the ancient inheritance "Secret Code of the Void" appears, pointing directly to the Void Palace that opens every three hundred years and the opportunity to have a baby. Chen Mo knew that he had already been involved in a chess game of cause and effect that spanned hundreds of years - what did the cultivator of the gods want? Is the inheritance left by Xu Kongzi a gift or a shackle? Under the oath of heaven, is it a smooth road to the sky, or is it a cage forever? From borrowing strength to build a foundation to fighting for one's life in forbidden areas, from inheriting and choosing a master to taking an oath to play chess. On this path to immortality, how will Chen Mo deal with the fingers of the giant who transforms gods into gods? How will he find a chance to change his destiny, play chess in reverse, and transform mortals into gods? This is a legend that begins with an ant's journey to immortality, a story of struggling to improve in a giant chess game. See how the little guy uses his wisdom as his blade and his life as a bargaining chip to find his own way to the gods in the eternal chess game.

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