Immortality in the Age of Decline: I Once Gazed Down on Eternity

In the Dharma-Ending Age, traces of immortals are nowhere to be found. Jiang Fan transmigrates here and, from the start, becomes a disposable tool for a sorcerer seeking immortality. Fortunately, the [Kunlun Mirror] lets him split off his soul and be reborn, living through a hundred lifetimes in the gaps of history: He once released a white deer with Taibai on a green cliff, then wandered Mount Tianmu in search of the Dao. He also once stood alone with a sword, holding off thousands of Liao cavalry. He witnessed the First Emperor’s Fengshan sacrifice, saw a sage carry a sword on his back, heard Boya play the qin, and sailed overseas with Xu Fu. He climbed to the immortals’ palaces in the Ninth Heaven and cooked dragon remains beneath a thousand layers of waves. A hundred lifetimes of reincarnation, never regretting his quest for the Dao. Twelve stages of Qi refinement, twenty-four solar-term tribulations, thirty-six Heavenly Stems divine powers, seventy-two Earthly Branches arts... A hundred lifetimes seeking immortality, never regretting his quest for the Dao. A dream of yellow millet, but how many ever attain eternal life? When he suddenly looks back, could it be that he himself is the immortal? Years later, when the existence of cultivators is revealed to the world and the hidden history of the search for immortality is made public, people are astonished to discover: Jiang Fan’s figure appears in almost every era of history. And behind that figure is always the same title: Red Dust Immortal! ...This is the story of a modern soul quietly seeking immortality through a hundred lifetimes in the Dharma-Ending Age. It is also the Immortal Longevity Game laid out by Qi refiners, who used the world as a chessboard across five thousand years of history.