Du Cha Ming was an ordinary person. He just went with the flow and never made any important decisions. But just as Cha Min begins to question his place in the universe, a fateful meeting gives him another chance at life. A chance that will lead him to a place where he can control his own destiny. Having received a new life in the Ancient Lands filled with demons, devils and angels, Cha Min faces challenges he never imagined. He soon discovers that only the strong can make a choice, and the rest have no say. Before his mysterious rebirth, he received a riddle that would change his life, for better or for worse. But who left this riddle? And why was he sent here? Cha Ming is going to find answers, because if he doesn't, he could lose himself and everything he holds dear. Author's Note: This is an Eastern Fantasy series, the exact genre of which is Xianxia. The genre includes martial arts, cultivation, immortals, demons, Chinese culture, and elements of Buddhism and Taoism. The main focus of the story will be on the main character and his journey to immortality, but there will also be other characters' points of view. Now let's move on to what you definitely won't find in this story: 1. Garemov2. Excessive slaps.3. The appearance of foolish young masters one after another.4. Unreasonable villains. So don't expect the main character to use the skill of provoking people all the time.5. Constantly underestimated protagonist.6. The main character has no moral principles. If all these things that are very often present in Xianxia novels bother you, then you have come to the right place. Translator's Note ( This novella, is essentially a mixture of the so-called “Western style of storytelling” and, as you already understood, Xianxia. In my opinion, this is one of the best works in its genre and is definitely worth reading. The author really got involved and created a well-thought-out world, unlike his Chinese colleagues. But be prepared that at the beginning, the chapters may seem a little long or filled with unnecessary description of things. There is a reason for this - this is redmirage's first work, so he needed time to get up to speed, but believe me, in the end he was able to write a good story.