You Said This Taoist Temple Was for Wellness, So How Did You Become an Immortal Through Martial Arts Across the Heavens?

[Two-World Journey: Traveling Across the Myriad Worlds] + [Yang God system: partly original] + [Martial arts progression] + [Ruthless and decisive] The world is a sea of suffering, and all living beings must cross it! People are in the sea, their bodies are boats and their souls are the people aboard them. Martial arts cultivate one's life force; the soul cultivates one's nature. Will you transform into a rainbow and become a Martial Immortal, or survive the Tribulation of Thunder and become a Ghost Immortal? The Great Qian Dynasty reveres literature and martial arts and keeps the unorthodox in check. Its emperor is appointed by Heaven and enjoys everlasting life; its great Confucian scholars cultivate themselves and govern the nation, blessed with literary fortune; its Martial Immortals transform into rainbows, hanging in the sky and embodying the laws of Heaven and Earth; its perfected ones survive the Tribulation of Thunder, impervious to harm, and create matter from the void; its great demons devour the sun and moon and possess indestructible golden bodies. Su Yi breaks through the mystery of the womb. The second legitimate son of the Marquis of Zhaowu, he is born prematurely with insufficient vital energy and blood. He thinks he'll have to spend his life recuperating in a Daoist temple, but then he unexpectedly awakens the Myriad Worlds Treasure Mirror. A world of black mist, chaos, and corruption. Beyond the high walls, mutated creatures bare their claws and scales, while cultists sacrifice genes. Within the walls, martial artists temper themselves through countless trials, their fists imbued with spirit and unmatched in power; hypnotists meditate on the mind, whispering and twisting reality and illusion. The Great Qian Dynasty proceeds with caution, while in other worlds it strikes with all its might. Across the Myriad Worlds, I see the heroes of the world rushing past like carp swimming upstream. After all kinds of cultivation, I ask only one question: How can one live forever?