Lingzhou Sends Far Away: Li Lingjun's Immortal Chronicles

Cangwu has been locked in cold fog for thousands of years, and dust and frost cover it to hide the solitary cold. Li Lingjun, a young man who was born in the mass graves of Luoshuang Town, has been labeled as a "disaster" since his birth. He is shunned by the whole town like a snake or a scorpion. Only the lonely old medicine man Lao Mo adopts him despite the rumors and uses his meager strength to provide him with an inch of peace. The half-broken sapphire dragon-patterned pendant around his neck is the only connection between him and his biological mother, and it is also the token that Lao Mo repeatedly told him to protect with his life. For fifteen years, he followed Lao Mo up the mountain to collect herbs and grind medicines. Amidst the malice of others and the infiltration of cold mist, he developed a cold and forbearing temperament, but in his heart he always hid doubts about his life experience and his concern for the woman in white in his dream. He thought that this miserable peace would last forever, but he did not expect that the monster riot in Cangwu Mountain suddenly broke out. The war swept through the entire Luoshuang Town, houses collapsed, and all life was in ruins. The home he relied on for survival and the old Mo who protected him were all destroyed in this catastrophe. In a desperate situation, the jade pendant around his neck suddenly glowed, helping him escape from death several times, and pushing him on the road to escape - to the depths of Cangwu Mountain, the place where Lao Mo hid the secret of his life experience. In the depths of Cangwu, monsters are rampant, the aura is treacherous, and thousands of years of secrets are sleeping within. Lingjun was alone, carrying a dilapidated medicine basket and holding a rusty bronze dagger. He relied on the skills taught by Lao Mo and the mysterious power of the jade pendant to struggle to survive in the danger. He explored step by step, and gradually discovered that his life experience was not only closely related to Cangwu Mountain, but also involved a long-lost...