Myriad Eternity

Ordinary mortal Chen Ze accidentally obtains the ancient secret scripture, the "Myriad Eternity Classic," only to be shackled by a ruthless cycle of reincarnation. The laws within the scripture are strict and absolute: he must endure ten thousand lifetimes of reincarnation. Each lifetime grants a single physical body, alternating between male and female, with never a repeat. Emperors and generals, refugees and beggars, Daoist cultivators, and death row inmates—thousands of identities are randomly assigned upon descent. Every lifetime begins anew in infancy, with no choice of the path ahead. Death is the sole destination for all; whether through war and slaughter, illness and old age, or conspiracy and assassination, none are exempt. Reincarnation seals away the memories of past lives, leaving behind only the profound insights of human nature accumulated deep within the soul to prevent it from shattering. He experiences firsthand the splendor of prosperous eras and tastes the utter despair of desperate situations; he feels the parting of loved ones and witnesses fields of bleached bones. If he can survive the vicissitudes of ten thousand lifetimes and see through all worldly obsessions, he will be able to smelt the "Myriad Eternity Classic," forge the unique Myriad Eternity Dao Body, break free from reincarnation, and ascend to transcendence. However, once his Dao heart collapses, his soul will instantly vanish into smoke, leaving not even an afterlife. A long and arduous road, ten thousand instances of life and death. In this endless cycle of reincarnation, how can he guard his original intent and reach the ultimate end of all ages?