I Was Just Selling Charms, So Why Is She Chasing Me to Another World?

Revisiting an old dream: an urban world blended with classical cultivation. The path is full of thorns, but the protagonist stays true to himself. Emotional resonance, love and hate intertwined: it all began in a past life. The story unfolds layer by layer, with clues planted throughout, unwavering resolve, and feelings that bring tears to your eyes. Feng Qi wakes to discover he has been reborn, back to the time when he fell in love with the wife who would later abandon him. In his previous life, he was abandoned. He thought at least he had his son to keep him company, only to learn he had raised someone else’s child. The boy had known who his real father was all along, yet still left without a second thought after draining Feng Qi of everything. They not only took his life’s savings and wore him down to nothing, they even mocked him. In the end, Feng Qi was so enraged that he died. After being reborn, he not only retains the memories of his previous life, but also finds himself with unfamiliar memories from the Jieyun Dream Continent. With memories of inherited cultivation techniques, Feng Qi’s personality changes completely. He begins cultivating, searching for the source of his other memories and the course of that other life. Living differently, he breaks away from the path his life once followed and begins to glimpse the way to immortality. Step by step, he unravels the mysteries of his origins, his past and present lives, and the mysterious karmic bonds spanning three lifetimes. Feng Qi balances yin and yang, takes the five elements as his boat, forges creation into wings and annihilation into a hook, and builds his foundation on order, raising a towering edifice from the source. He follows the sequence of karma and uses fate as his wager. He sets time in motion, breaks the limits of space, and looks back through the cycles of reincarnation. He achieves the pinnacle of Daoist essence, with Hongmeng as its beginning. Wielding all laws, he finally understands the Great Dao of non-action: in the end, only I reign supreme.