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Xu Chaoqi died and then came back to life — it’s just that he’d been dead for quite a long time. Ten thousand years, to be exact.

His childhood-friend-turned-senior-martial-brother, who had struggled alongside him at the Golden Core stage back in the day, had transformed into someone standing at the very top of the cultivation world’s food chain. Needless to say, his senior brother was now advanced in age, having become a Grand Ancestor whom others looked up to in reverence — which also meant he’d become rich.

In their youth, they had run themselves ragged chasing after a single Profound-tier weapon. Later on, he lay in his senior brother’s arms, and with disciples upon disciples offering tribute, it was Heaven-tier weapons all around.

In their youth, he’d once said drunkenly to his senior brother: “Once I’m rich someday, I’ll drink Nascent Soul pills like water — down a whole bottle in one go!” Later, his senior brother opened up his treasure vault for him — over the years he’d stockpiled 100,000 jin of Heaven-tier spirit pills as a nest egg just for him.

In their youth, they’d braved wind and rain, sleeping in the open with no fixed place to call home. After he met his senior brother again, he heard a rumor: of all the spiritual veins under heaven, divided into ten parts, Wen Zhaoxi alone held eight, while the rest of the world shared the remaining two.

One-line summary: The old man is good, the old man is wonderful, the old man’s got a pension.

Content warnings:

  1. The gong (top) is not a good person — decisive and ruthless in killing, with extreme double standards.
  2. The gong is extremely old in age, but young in appearance.
  3. The whole story is slice-of-life, extremely sweet, saccharine to the point of tooth decay.
  4. The gong is devoted and virtuous; both gong and shou (bottom) are “pure” (no past romantic/sexual partners) — given how fantastical the backstory already is, it’s only natural that the gong has stayed chaste all these years.
  5. The author’s writing is mediocre; the first part of the story is loosely structured, but a main plotline develops later on.
  6. The character reference image is the first-edition cover.

 

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