Chen Yi transmigrates and wakes up in the Marquis Mansion’s prison—just because he is a live-in son-in-law who fled his wedding day. As a result, he is not welcomed by the Marquis family and is placed under house arrest as punishment. However, Chen Yi enjoys the leisure; in his past life, he was constantly burdened, so being a carefree son-in-law this time is quite nice.

From then on, relying on daily intelligence reports, he gains opportunities and hones skills in qin, chess, calligraphy, painting, medicine, fishing, and more, living a relaxed life in the Marquis Mansion.

[Daily Intelligence: Martial Marquis’s legitimate grandson Xiao Wuge and the heir Zhang Heng fought fiercely, gaining some opportunities.]

Chen Yi reads this and falls into thought. “This system feels a bit off…”

Years later, with mastery in qin, chess, calligraphy, painting, medicine, fishing, and other arts, Chen Yi helplessly steps into the Realm of the Land Immortal to face foreign invaders, stunning the world in one battle.

Xiao Jinghong says, “Husband, you promised to be a carefree son-in-law, but you’re a land immortal?”

Chen Yi holds her and smiles, “It’s all your brother Xiao Wuge’s fault…”

Who would have thought the Martial Marquis’s grandson and the heir prince were only five years old back then?

Daily intelligence? No, today’s gossip!

PS: Lighthearted, carefree, survival path, playing dumb while being strong

PPS: Also known as “The Leisurely Life of a Marquis Mansion Son-in-Law,” “Where There’s Gossip, There I Am,” “Husband, Do You Dare Go Fishing Today?”

In a world where immortality is the highest pursuit, Ye Chen, a nameless orphan from a backwater village, steps onto the long and bloodstained road of cultivation. Like countless others before him, he seeks power, longevity, and truth.

But as he ascends through the realms, leaving behind allies, enemies, and even his own humanity, a question begins to haunt him:

What lies at the end of this path?

After reaching realms untouched by history, Ye Chen discovers a devastating secret — the so-called "immortal path" is not a road to freedom, but a prison of endless struggle. The higher one climbs, the more one is shackled by karma, cause and effect, and the wills of ancient beings.

Now, standing on the edge of eternity, Ye Chen must choose:

Will he become a god, enslaved by cosmic laws?

Or will he shatter the cycle — even if it means destroying the path itself?

A tale of ambition, loss, enlightenment, and rebellion — The End of the Immortal Path is a meditation on what it truly means to transcend.