I Transmigrated to a Cultivation World and Became Immortal—But Now I'm Tang Monk's Meat!

After transmigrating into a cultivation world, Ning Cang awakens the All-Devouring Spirit System, which allows him to devour and extract traits from anything. When he gains the trait, he achieves eternal life overnight—even his blood and flesh become akin to divine medicine, capable of curing all ailments and bestowing longevity. The good news? He became immortal without lifting a finger to cultivate. The bad news? He is now the cultivation world's walking, breathing Tang Monk's meat—a target for every power-hungry cultivator. "I must stay hidden," Ning Cang swears to himself. With immortality in his veins, he vows to lie low until he reigns supreme over heaven and earth, until the very end of time itself. But as he wanders the realm, he bears witness to too much suffering to ignore: a mother cruelly oppressed while fighting to protect her daughter, a youth who defiantly raises his blade rather than become prey for the powerful, and martyrs who walk willingly to their deaths—knowing the world is unjust, yet clinging to their principles, sacrificing everything for a sliver of purity in this corrupted land. He sees them: the countless, the endless—fragile lives that live like ants, yet burn as brilliantly as summer flowers. Moved by their struggle, Ning Cang makes his choice. No more hiding. "My name is Ning Cang—I would rather betray the heavens than betray the people."