The Immortal Lord: Time Stands Forever

"The Immortal Lord: Forever Time" - Introduction to the novel When memory can judge the truth, time will also learn to be soft-hearted. Shi Wuya was originally a "recorder" on the long river of time. He took the Tao of Time and Hengdao as his main discipline and the Tao of Body as a supplement. He traveled through the world and only did one thing: write down everything "as it is." Until someone began to systematically erase the history books, and the entire era was rewritten, and he was forced to change from a bystander to a party being pursued by cause and effect. In order to chase out the "history usurper", he stepped into the secret realms of "Tao Experimental Fields" created by ancient powers. Each level requires a dialogue with the "true meaning" of the predecessors: Why practice Taoism? Is my way correct? If it conflicts with your way, how should you choose? If you answer wrong, you will die, if you answer right, you may not live. The price of time is approaching step by step: memory disorder, burning lifespan, and the cage of cause and effect. He must find a way not to be eaten away by time between "always remembering" and "active forgetting". As a result, the two personalities of "Record" and "Story" alternately wrote - not only making history complete, but also allowing sadness to continue. Before reunification, Shi Wuya will make the cruelest choice: which moments will be preserved forever and which names will be gently erased. If he wins, time will recognize a new order; if he loses, the world will only remember a person who "never existed". The decreasing success rates of the nine schools and eleven realms and the long journey of cultivation determine that this is a lonely long-distance race with a millennium as the scale. Keywords: Time suspense, rewriting of cause and effect, dual personality narrative, secret question and answer, memory of life and death