Only I Am The Immortal

Previously there was Huang Yi, and now there is Tang Jia San Shao; after "Mad God," a new wave of Xianxia fervor has emerged

In a small village in the Western Regions, an orphan inadvertently encounters the heart of immortality, not seeking to become an immortal, but merely to make a living. Little did he know that through a twist of fate, he would receive the true teachings of a great master and become embroiled in the world's tumultuous battle against demons. After enduring numerous hardships, he discovers that immortals can indeed do this: compose a poignant melody of love that transcends the heavens and forge several pairs of fated lovers amidst the sea of hatred

What is affection? It is a promise of life and death.

The heavens and the earth soar together, how many seasons of cold and heat have passed

You should have words, but to whom does your shadow turn

The clouds stretch for thousands of miles, and the desolate smoke spreads across the plains.

Lonely flutes and drums, orioles and swallows over the yellow earth

On the vast land of China, at the borders of the Western Regions, he embarked on a path he had never imagined, spurred by the mockery of his best friend.

Lianyun Xianzong, the "last" of the seven major sects of the righteous path in Shenzhou, welcomed its only fifth-generation disciple, who appeared like a beggar, on the day of the five-year disciple recruitment.

The gate to the path of cultivation is now wide open. Can a mischievous and clever child grow into an unparalleled immortal? Please read this book—Only I Am Immortal