In The Legend of the Condor Heroes: I Pursue the Martial Path Through Longevity

Ye Xin was playing a Jin Yong wuxia game one moment. When he opened his eyes again the next, his soul had transmigrated into a fifteen-year-old boy at the foot of Mount Zhongnan. Here were the Quanzhen Sect and Qiu Chuji, as well as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Hong Qigong, and the Five Greats under Heaven. And the ability he had gained was immortality. He would never age naturally. As long as he retained even a sliver of consciousness, he could refresh his body and recover from injuries, poison, and fatigue. But immortality didn't make him invincible. So Ye Xin went up Mount Zhongnan and became Qiu Chuji's disciple, starting with the most basic Quanzhen martial arts as he gradually entered the jianghu that had once existed only on a screen. The Nine Yin Manual, the Dragon-Subduing Palms, the Five Greats, the Mount Hua Sword Debate... At first, he only wanted to see how far someone with limitless time could take their martial arts. Until one day, he discovered: It seemed his memories weren't the only thing that had come with him when he transmigrated. From The Legend of the Condor Heroes to The Return of the Condor Heroes, and then to The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber a century later. Others fought to prove who was strongest in their era. Ye Xin wanted to question the entirety of the martial way.