Immortal Mortal.

Summary

Since ancient times, the concept of reincarnation has existed in both the mundane world and the realm of cultivators. In the mundane world, it is speculative, while for cultivators, it is a reality, though many lose their past memories upon reincarnation. This leads to a disconnect from their former selves. Some cultivators, aware of this memory loss, choose not to reincarnate, preferring to let their memories fade in the underworld. Cen Shu Yin, a frail soul in the underworld, is unwilling to reincarnate, fearing the loss of her identity. She hopes to reflect on her past and memories before her essence dissipates. Despite her thin soul, she senses the aura of her physical body, which excites her. Souls in the underworld vary in strength, but Cen Shu Yin's soul stands out despite its frailty. As she navigates the underworld, she encounters a massive Uzumaki that leads to her physical body. Driven by desperation, she enters it, feeling her soul solidify due to the aura of the rare Mingxin Shenhua spirit herb. This herb is known to help souls find their physical bodies. However, another solid soul in the Uzumaki, Zhu Lai, follows her, hoping to absorb the aura and strengthen itself. Cen Shu Yin's soul becomes more solid as she moves through the Uzumaki, while Zhu Lai grows impatient, wanting to absorb her soul for greater power. The narrative explores themes of identity, memory, and the struggle for existence in the underworld.

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