The Outcast: A Gu Immortal at a Single Thought

We must recite an opening poem before the show begins. Even in my youth I knew the world was full of hardships, yet I still dared to soar like a wild goose among the clouds. Amidst the cold wind and drifting catkins, a lone traveler journeys through the turbulent sea of ​​fate. A thousand trials and tribulations forge the heart into iron; a single, painstaking effort is used to forge a sword. Today, my sword points to the layered clouds, where I refine poison, people, and even the heavens.

You might as well write "native." A person in their fifties or sixties calling a little girl "sister."

Now, whenever I see a Gu Immortal, I think of the Great Love Immortal Venerable.

Nonsense! The Medicine Immortal Society has a Holy Son? They're just a bunch of insane lunatics who don't value human life.

I remember that the little boy named Chen Duo; his father might not have been Chen. Of course, I might be mistaken.

I remember Chen Duo's name. Wasn't it given to me by Chen Junyan in the Dark Fortress?

Fang Yuan: Uncle, you don't look like you wear that outfit often. Uncle: It's simple, I'll just become a Venerable One, won't I? Fang Yuan: ? Uncle: In old age, one realizes the hardships of life; a few precious stones hang from one's waist. Youthful arrogance always leads to losses; worldly wisdom advises others to abandon it.

Isn't this kind of plot a little awkward?

Has anyone written about a single person in the Three Kingdoms era, bringing the Eight Extraordinary Skills to the Three Kingdoms period of "Under One Person"? What would Zhuge Liang, who is closest to achieving immortality, look like? 😰

Is this the Gu Immortal I'm thinking of? This cultivation method would be subject to a global nuclear strike, wouldn't it?