My Longevity Simulation
Carrying the rare treasure Truth, Li Fan repeatedly returns through simulated lives to enter the cultivation world, manipulate changing timelines, and pursue immortality amid the Xuanhuang Realm's hidden orders and star-sea disasters.
- Author
- Angry Squid
- Status
- Ongoing
- Chapters available
- 1,374
About the novel
My Longevity Simulation follows Li Fan, a transmigrated mortal whose first long life reaches political success without answering whether immortals truly exist. At death, the treasure Truth lets him return to an earlier point in his life. He immediately treats reincarnation as a limited strategic resource, using successive lives to escape Grand Xuan, enter the cultivation world, and gather information whose value persists even when the timeline resets.
Li Fan manipulates markets, identities, factions, cave-heavens, and disasters while pursuing a foundation capable of surviving deeper cycles. Each return changes the conditions around him and exposes hidden orders within the Xuanhuang Realm and star sea. Longevity is not presented as safety: the ability to repeat history encourages plans that can sacrifice entire timelines, forcing knowledge and moral distance to grow together.
World and cultivation
Cultivators advance through Qi Condensation, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Soul Transformation, Dao Integration, and higher states using techniques, laws, resources, and world structures. The Ten Thousand Immortals Alliance and other powers regulate access through contribution, markets, administration, and concealed monopolies. Cave-heavens and changing world laws can become both cultivation foundations and strategic assets.
Truth records an anchor, accumulates charge, and returns Li Fan to a selected point while preserving his consciousness. Its constraints make experimentation possible but not free, because another attempt consumes time and the current world's future. Clone identities, false histories, fortune, formations, and multi-life foundations let him operate across institutions, while the unresolved path toward Dao Integration depends on controlling contradictions produced by repeated timelines.
