Refining Qi and Rebirth, Cultivating Immortals Is Too Difficult to Ascend

Chen Bei, who had been cultivating immortality for a hundred thousand years with the useless spirit root, finally became the Nascent Soul Master after a lot of hard work. However, on the day he broke through the realm, he encountered a battle with masters in the transformation stage and was killed by the aftermath of a shock wave. I thought I would lose my soul, but I never thought that I would be reborn as Blue Star a hundred thousand years ago, and become an ordinary person with only a trace of the remaining soul power of the Nascent Soul and a massive reserve of knowledge on cultivating immortals? Thinking of the hard work he endured before his rebirth to become a Nascent Soul boss who could span the starry sky and destroy stars with his fists, in the eyes of the Transformation God, he was still an ant that could be wiped out in a single aftermath. And what about on Blue Star? There is not even a true immortal cultivator. In this world where you can walk sideways just by refining your Qi, you can just live like a local bully. Isn't it better than going to the world of immortality, experiencing nine deaths, and finally dying in the aftermath of a battle between gods? Chen Bei made up his mind that unless he became a powerful being above the gods one day, he would not go to the world of immortality even to the death! Obscene growth is the way to go. How can cultivating immortals be as comfortable as being the ancestor of the Nascent Soul on Blue Star? It doesn't have to be like being shocked to death by someone else's aftermath, right?