Long Live Immortality and New Heaven, Volume 132

"Long Live Immortality" • The 132nd volume of the mythological masterpiece "Xintian Ji" (a series of 167 novels), written by the outstanding contemporary Chinese novelist Zhou Jingfeng. Qin Shihuang unified the six kingdoms and suppressed the heaven and earth with the Qin Law, hoping to make the law pass through the three realms. He holds the Dragon Soul Seal in his hand and commands the mountains and rivers, and even the gods must bow their heads. But the people's hearts are gradually losing, there are mountains of corvees, piles of bones under the Great Wall, and Meng Jiangnu's cries are shaking the spiritual veins. The law can govern the world, but it cannot suppress the cries of the people. The alchemist said that there is a medicine for immortality, but the sea god took a look at his obsession. He prayed to immortals and asked the heavens, but the bridge was broken and the waves surged, and he could not escape his fate. After death, the soul lingers, only to see the fall of Qin and the rise of Han, the books and texts, and the chariots and carriages still exist, but the people's hearts have already rewritten the destiny. It turns out that true immortality is not about physical immortality, but about deeds being integrated into the blood and being passed down from generation to generation along with Chinese civilization.