If you were to travel back to the end of the Ming Dynasty in 1628, what would you do? The Jurchen barbarians outside the Great Wall had risen, and in twenty years they would march into the Great Wall, leaving hundreds of millions of Han Chinese dead at the hands of foreigners. The Ten Days of Yangzhou, the Three Massacres of Jiaxing, the "Retain Your Hair, Lose Your Head" policy, the literary inquisition, and nearly two hundred years of isolation from the outside world, countless humiliating treaties, preferring friendship to domestic slavery, and ceding 1.74 million square kilometers of territory, an area roughly three times the size of France. China, despite its resources and the goodwill of its neighbors, paid 1.95 billion taels of silver in compensation to the powerful nations, a world record, but not a glorious one. [Tea Head]

I wish to roam freely between heaven and earth, seeking the path to immortality and liberation.

For a thousand autumns and ten thousand years, the sun and moon shine eternally; the universe remains, and the great Dao remains empty.

Looking at the myriad phenomena of the world, only immortals live carefree and without worry.

Ask the heavens and earth about the great way, where can one find eternal life and where can one return to one's origin?

Of the three thousand paths, I am the peak!

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The three secrets to the ultimate cultivation guide: Live, live well, and live well for a long, long time!

As a cannon fodder female supporting character who is destined to die after only three chapters, Zhang Yiyi decisively activates her self-rescue mode.

This is the story of a young girl who fought her way out from countless cannon fodder and finally attained enlightenment, ascending to immortality and breaking through the void.

P.S.: My new book, "Becoming a Frail Female Cultivator," has been released. I hope you'll continue to support me! Sending love!