Li Changshou has one goal: survive the brutal Primordial Times by staying invisible. A modest cultivator living quietly in the mountains, he's spent years perfecting the art of avoiding trouble, steadily working toward immortality without drawing attention from the countless powerful beings who might crush him. His low-profile strategy seems foolproof until his master makes an unexpected decision: bringing home a young girl as a new apprentice. What should be a minor inconvenience becomes far more complicated. The girl's arrival disrupts Li Changshou's careful isolation, pulling him into situations he never sought and conflicts he desperately wanted to avoid. As the Fengshen War looms closer, his desire to remain untouched by the chaos clashes with his growing responsibility toward his new junior. Li Changshou must navigate the tension between self-preservation and protecting those who depend on him, discovering that sometimes the safest path forward demands confronting the very dangers he spent years running from. Cultivation isn't just about power, it turns out. It's about the bonds you make along the way.