Eternal Cultivation: There’s a Three-Life Stone in My Mind

This is a traditional cultivation novel. Slow burn. It has a golden finger that grows over time. But there will also be brotherhood, warmth, and a less otherworldly feel. In short, the characters are flesh and blood, with feelings and desires. The story begins when the protagonist enters the middle stage of Qi Refining, develops spiritual sense, and starts to uncover the rudimentary mysteries of the Three Lives Stone in his mind. At first, the protagonist is too weak and cautious, and the plot revolves around the Qi Refining clan he joins. Guo Kejin transmigrates to the cultivation world. He starts out as a minor Qi Refining cultivator with middling aptitude. He thinks ten steps ahead with every step he takes. He plans carefully and proceeds with caution. Drawing on years of experience with human nature in the business world, along with his golden finger that grows over time, he rises to the pinnacle of the cultivation world, hoping to unravel the mysteries of his transmigration and the Three Lives Stone. The title is Longevity Cultivation: The Yellow Emperor Is My Senior Brother; Laozi Is My Senior Brother. If it seems sentimental, it is because the book is filled with tears, with emotion woven into every scene. It is just like remembering that you are thirty and full of desire, forty and even more so, yet still single. Of course you would burst into tears, soaking your pillowcase. In the end, I hope to make it as entertaining as possible. I will do my best to let the characters speak for themselves, in a way that suits their identity, age, cultivation level, and the situation at hand. Though that may be a little difficult.