Wumeng Immortal Tribulation: the Blood Pact of Immortality

When Jiang Yichen, the young master of the Xuanqing Sect, was condensing the Nascent Soul, the curse of the jade pendant in his body suddenly broke out. In severe pain, he recalled the scene when his father handed him the jade pendant before his death three years ago. At that time, his father's unfinished last words and hands full of blood became a long-lasting mystery in his heart. At this moment, the power of the curse not only tortured his Nascent Soul, but also attracted an attack from the men in black robes. The man in black robe claimed to have the secret message that Jiang Yichen's ancestor Jiang Yunzhou colluded with the Nether Sect, and asked for clues to the immortal key left by the immortal in the secret realm of Wumeng Mountain, thus revealing the inextricable connection between the Jiang family and the immortal key.​ In order to find out the truth and solve the curse of the jade pendant, Jiang Yichen, on the advice of the third elder Su Mobai, went to Cuiguanling to find senior Qingwu. On the way, he encountered obstruction and temptation from the people of Tianji Pavilion. The mysterious woman in the Tiannv Palace holds a water-moon mirror. The runes of the Nether Sect reflected in the mirror imply that there is an unknown connection between Tianji Pavilion and the Nether Sect. However, Wumeng Mountain has always been shrouded in fairy mist. It seems to be ethereal, but in fact it hides murderous intentions. The legendary key to immortality attracts various forces and is ready to move.​ In Cuiguanling, Senior Qingwu told Jiang Yichen that the key to longevity in Wumeng Mountain was related to a battle between immortals and demons in ancient times. The key contained the power that could subvert the structure of the world of cultivation. To obtain the key, one must unravel the secrets between the Jiang family's jade pendant, the mysterious token and the symbols in ancient books, all of which are related to an ancient "blood contract of immortality". But the truth of the blood contract has long been buried in the long river of history, leaving only some obscure clues...