Immortality

The superpowers in this story are not the kind of magic that contradicts scientific logic found in other novel settings. I have tried to keep them as plausible as possible, though there is still an element of artistic creation involved—but it remains relatively grounded. I also place a strong emphasis on logical consistency. If any reader finds something that does not hold up, I ask that you point it out, and I will verify and correct it as soon as I can. I will not say more about the plot here; everything is in the chapters themselves. If you prefer not to read the full text, you can refer to the table of contents. I plan to release a side-story collection later, likely after the hundredth chapter. As for whether the story will ever end—let me put it this way: as long as I am still breathing, it will not conclude, even if I end up writing a romance novel. I do not like finishing my works, and I hope my characters can stay with you for a long time. If you find the style difficult to grasp, you can look to the comics *The Same Fault in the Sun and the Moon* and *Under One Person*, as well as some well-known fantasy and science fiction novels, for reference. I have only borrowed the characters and the vague sense of internal and external conflict from them, mainly to give readers a general idea.