Thousands of Miles of Tide: I Seek Immortality in the Great Voyage

Mortal Flow｜The Great Voyage｜Group Portraits｜Single Female Protagonist Others build caves in the mountains, and they ride boats to chase the spiritual tide. In this sea, spiritual veins will migrate, sea medicine will be born with the tide, and sunken ancient cities will sometimes see the light of day again. A new route may lead to the opportunity to build a foundation, or it may become the burial place of the entire ship. Seventeen-year-old Xu Zhao is just a ship repair apprentice in Baisha Port. Staying at the shipyard, he had to wait for the steward's nod as to when the follow-up skills would be taught. He wanted to practice on the island, but he couldn't afford the rent for the spiritual land. Until a ship was broken up and he got an old copper compass. From the tide marks left by the decaying ship wood, he found a forgotten shipping route - some people passed through it in the past, but now they may not be able to come back alive. Xu Zhao decided to go and have a look. He took the old tools given by his father and boarded a sea-going ship that had been repaired again and again with a few monks who had their own needs. They have seen the giant whale carrying the market on its back, sneaked into the sunken city where the lights were not extinguished, drawn swords for several sea herbs, and guarded a homing light in the wind and rain on the ship. The people on the boat gradually became familiar with each other. Some people taught him how to steer, some shared wine with him, and some people complained about his rash advances, but on his chart, he added a way out one stroke at a time. From a few sea medicines, to a ship of cultivation supplies, to a sea cave that can cross the ocean. Xu Zhao wants to go further. He is going to the sea to fight for immortality, and he also wants to take the spiritual stones he earned and the unfinished words back to the shore where someone is waiting for him.