I Don't Practice Immortality, I Am an Immortal

Introduction to "I Don't Cultivation to Immortality, I Am an Immortal" In this fairy world where cultivating immortals is like drinking water and killing is as normal, Ling Buyu, the second young master of Lingyun Villa, is a complete alien. Possessed of an "innate immortal body" that is rare throughout the ages, he does not practice swordsmanship or practice. He only stays with flowers, plants, fish and insects all day long, pursuing the realm where "Tao follows nature." Breathing is practice, and perception is advancement. He grew up in ignorance and had a pair of "eyes of the Tao realm" that can understand the essence of all things. However, a storm suddenly arose. Nine magnificent fairies gathered in the villa due to an ancient covenant, and their trials revealed his hidden Taoist charm; the senior brother Xiao Qianjue firmly believed that the fairy world was about to perish, and wanted to implement the cruel method of "centralizing power to overcome the disaster", viewing Ling Buyu's "inaction" as a cancer that must be eradicated. The villa undergoes a sudden change, blood relatives die, and Ling Buyu is forced to embark on the road of exile. There are close friends and beauties in front of you, but there are powerful enemies behind who are murdering you step by step. He realized the truth in a desperate situation and rose from the bottom. Not fighting is his way; protecting is his heart. When the conflict of ideas swept through the fairy world, and when the shadow of "return to ruins" shrouded the eternity, he wrote calmly, using the heaven and earth as a scroll, to ask this decadent fairy way and the predetermined ending: "I don't practice immortality, I am an immortal. You guys... Are you willing to go together?"