Cultivators cultivate to reach immortality, but even Immortals and Gods have a lifespan. Then what is true immortality?

To defy the heavens and live forever, or to follow the cosmic fate of life and death?

Li Hao was an ordinary man, a mere speck of dust in the vast universe, until fate wove a cruel joke upon him. Betrayed by those he trusted, abandoned in a world that showed him no mercy, he met an untimely and bitter end. But that was not the end of his story.

Reborn into a world of cultivation, where the strong reign supreme and the weak are crushed underfoot, Li Hao vowed to never be at the mercy of others again. He would carve his own path, one paved with blood and ambition. He would reach immortality—not the fleeting illusion of it that cultivators sought, but something far beyond.

The Mortal Realm was but the first step. He refined his body, tempered his soul, and forged his will through tribulation and battle. He fought against demons and beasts, against heaven's trials, and against the shackles of fate itself. Yet, as he ascended to immortality, he found himself standing at the precipice of another revelation.

Even Immortals could die. Even Gods perished. Even Supreme beings, who transcended the laws of the universe, were bound by something greater. The so-called eternal life he sought was nothing but a fragile existence stretched over time. And so, Li Hao set his sights on something beyond mere cultivation.

To be unkillable.

The Dao was vast and boundless. The Laws governed existence, and yet they too could be bent, broken, and reforged. He mastered the Laws, ascended through tribulations, and shattered the limits imposed upon him. But at every stage, new adversaries emerged—ancient beings that had walked the path before him, celestial entities who wielded the power of the cosmos, and gods who saw themselves as eternal.

But Li Hao was different. He did not walk the path to seek enlightenment. He did not cultivate merely to surpass others. He walked a path never tread before—a path to become an existence that could never be erased. To transcend even Supreme Dao and forge a reality where he alone dictated his fate.

The journey was treacherous. The higher he climbed, the greater the opposition. The heavens themselves conspired against him. He defied the Immortal Tribulations, weathered the wrath of the Heavenly Dao, and waged war against those who would keep the cycle of life and death intact.

But how far would he go? How much would he sacrifice?

To truly become unkillable, one must forsake all weakness, sever all ties, and stand above everything. But was that the only way?

As Li Hao stood at the peak of existence, gazing into the endless abyss of the cosmos, he asked himself the ultimate question:

Would he rewrite the very fabric of reality to forge his own eternity, or was there something even beyond absolute power?

A tale of defiance, ambition, and the relentless pursuit of the unattainable—follow Li Hao as he walks the path beyond immortality, where the heavens tremble, and existence itself bends before his will.

For in this boundless universe, where even gods perish—what is true eternity?
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How much heat is needed to kill a being of this realm


If you want to find out the hit, subtract the smaller amount from the bigger one and divide it by nine, ou of the nine, each two 90 or 900 are added they may reach the second level. 


How much cold is needed to kill sameone 


(note: hi girls and boys, after same calculations i found out that the space time li hao can travel is to over powered. 


I will  debuff him and all space time users in there void shift and other ability's. All spaces users will have a max distance of 100 miles using void shift per step. 


As for li hao with space time, his max distance will be 3 times that of the normal one with a space time difference of 300 miles. 


This is only for the first level of law comprehension and as for second level you multiple the number by five)


This may only work on the 30th chupters onwards


Cold and heat levels the could kill