The Undying King of Qin, Beginning with Eating the Golden Cicada

I have two bodies, a hundred thousand li apart.

One is immortal, never aging, never dying.

The other is gravely ill, with little time left to live.

The first body is called Jin Chan, trapped in the Peach Blossom Spring of the Southern Wilderness.

A single drop of its blood can make the frail vigorous and full of life;

A piece of its flesh can extend a dying person’s life by a year.

The other, broken body is in the Central Plains, a hundred thousand li away.

It belongs to the youngest “king” of the Qin Kingdom.

But though the “king” is young, he is plagued by illness.

Yet if the “King of Qin” can successfully consume “Jin Chan,”

then an immortal Qin king will lead his iron cavalry across the four seas and eight wildernesses, and unite the world.

Former title: I’m Already Immortal, So Why Bother Ascending to Become an Immortal