The price of immortality is to watch the people you are familiar with leave.

That is a bloody example.

Throughout the ages, the pain Ye Xuan has endured is not only physical, but also spiritual.

There is an old proverb that says, "There is no greater sorrow than death."

The death of the heart is more important than the death of the body.

Ye Xuan had died countless times.

But in the endless years, he could only grit his teeth and continue to walk his own path.

This is why, for a long time, he was reluctant to get close to others.

Because once a relationship is established, it's hard to let go.

Especially when you know that they will definitely leave first.

What is the most invincible thing about Ye Xuan? Ye Xuan once asked himself.

Is it the immortal monster body from back then?

No.

No.

Is it his mind that understands the past and present?

No.

Neither.

"My most invincible thing is my eternal Taoist heart."

These were Ye Xuan's self-deprecating words back then.

The eternal Taoist heart.
Chapter completed!