One Finger Between Immortal and Mortal

Su Qian, reborn; Li Yi, the little drunkard; Xiao Se and his peachwood sword; Zhao Jinqian, with his tuft of white hair; Elder Yi, who never runs out of life lessons... Each has a story and a pursuit of their own, and each has a distinct personality. And then there’s Ling Fan, a novelist who transmigrated here (with no related memories, no System, no master in a ring, and no ability to cultivate immortality from the start of the book to its end). He has a fake “golden finger” that lets him “turn immortals into mortals,” though it’s all in his imagination. Like a passerby, he barges into their “extraordinary” lives. He forms a life-and-death pact with Su Qian, helps Li Yi make “glass,” builds a “Rubik’s Cube” and a “phone” with the white-haired guy, and makes “cream cakes”... In the end, the author becomes a storyteller who “livestreams.” ...Many years later, Ling Fan finally climbs the last “step” and meets the Creator, then returns to Earth... (The pen name is kind of my story, my pursuit, and my dream.)