Cultivation: My Two Golden Fingers Don't Get Along

Du Heng died and came back to life, then lived and died again.

Over and over, all because of that strange gourd.

And the Kunlun elixir of immortality, the Huangzhong Plum.

Others cultivate immortality, acquiring supreme treasures and treading the path to eternal life.

Du Heng cultivates immortality with a gourd that brings death tucked under his arm.

The gourd can store spirit liquid, capture demons, dispel poisonous miasma, and switch spirit roots. Its uses are endless.

But no one knows it can grow thunder bombs, an eternal curse.

It can kill others without a trace, or destroy Du Heng in a thunderous blast.

In his second life, his master, Wu Caiyi, shattered Du Heng's heart meridians with one palm to take the gourd.

As he died, he detonated a thunder bomb. Heavenly lightning struck Wu Caiyi until both body and soul were annihilated.

But Wu Caiyi had a wind spirit root and could transform into wind and enter the Nascent Soul stage. She had already been reborn in another life.

When he awakens in this life, he must find Wu Caiyi's reincarnation and get his revenge.

More importantly, he must find a way to escape the gourd's curse...

The Classic of Mountains and Seas says: On the Mountain of the Celestial Emperor, there is a plant called Du Heng. It can make horses run, and eating it cures goiters.

The heavens and earth undergo one cycle every 129,600 years.

The gourd is the spark that ignites this great calamity.

Du Heng, a tiny plant of this world, will use this deadly gourd to defy the great calamity of the cycle.