Starting to Practice Swordsmanship from the Rural Area of the Second Dimension (1-323).

Summary

The chapter explores the old woman's reflections on life, death, and her desire for connection as she prepares for her own funeral. Initially filled with fear about her situation, she shifts her focus to the loss of her friends and family over the years. Despite her long life, she feels isolated and contemplates the meaning of her existence. As she hosts her own funeral with a smile, she expresses gratitude to Teng Yuan Mei Hong for facilitating her request to meet the divine, seeking an end to her life. The chapter contrasts her peaceful life with the hardships of immortality experienced by others, highlighting her choice to embrace death rather than continue living in solitude. The narrative also touches on the presence of youkai and fairies at the funeral, showcasing their different perceptions of death. In a separate scene, Ba Yi Yong Lin conducts research on cellular consciousness, indicating a divergence in themes between life, death, and the pursuit of knowledge.

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