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After transmigrating to the Cultivation World, Ning Chuan has gained one of the most incredible abilities available: immortality.

Nevertheless, he shook his head in pity!

What was the point of having an endless lifespan? He was still a mortal and could be killed at any moment. After all, immortality doesn't mean he can never be killed. 

For instance, didn't Emperor Cao Xun have great power? Wasn't he at the Immortal Realm?

Despite this, his rival Sima Yi boiled all three generations of his children to death and eventually recaptured their three kingdoms.

What does this tell us?

It's simple: You are just a handful of dirt at the end of the day, no matter how elegant or arrogant you appear. It is only those who live to the end who are truly winners.

From this moment forward, Ning Chuan intended to be the oldest man alive on the path to immortality. According to him, as long as one lives long enough, nobody will be able to defeat him.

"It's not too late for a gentleman to take revenge after ten thousand years." ~ Ning Chuan.

Enemies? If you can't beat them, just run away.

When they are at the end of their life, and their body is fragile, make a move. By using their illness to your advantage, kill them. Then steal their belongings!

----- Note  -----

Hi. I'm the guy who's translating the original novel (长生修仙：这个老六太苟了) into this better-than-MTL version. So please stop moaning about the story. Neither I nor my father wrote it. This is just for me to read. 

Also, I've added necessary adjustments to the names of cultivation realms, so don't gawk like a fish if you're going to read the google-translated version. Thank you.

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Volume 1