À beira da morte, despertei para a longevidade
Xie An atravessou para uma era caótica e, mesmo vivendo até os cinquenta anos, nunca recebeu nenhum tipo de habilidade especial, tendo que aceitar uma vida comum e medíocre. Justamente no momento em que estava prestes a deitar-se no caixão... 【Ganhou o Primeiro Nível de Destino de Vida Longa: Persistir no cultivo das técnicas de saúde prolongará sua vida】【Segundo Nível de Destino de Vida Longa: Pode aprimorar as técnicas de saúde...】 Sem mais expectativas para a vida, Xie An finalmente reacendeu suas esperanças, dedicando-se intensamente às técnicas de saúde e avançando em silêncio. Desde a popular 【Dança dos Cinco Animais】, até a incomparável 【Lei das Cinco Divinas Aves】, capaz de conceder milênios de longevidade e poder de combate sem igual. Das técnicas desconhecidas de 【Respiração Fetal】, até a 【Lei do Kunpeng Engolindo o Céu】, que concede milhares de anos de vida e poder para devorar tudo. ... Muitos anos depois. Enquanto os mestres marciais lutavam ferozmente por técnicas de artes marciais e imortais, Xie An, com suas discretas técnicas de saúde, dominava os séculos sozinho.
À beira da morte, despertei para a longevidade
“How is Xie An’s condition?”
“His stroke is no longer critical; he just needs to take his medication on time. But he’s quite old—I'm afraid he doesn’t have many days left.”
...
As the voices of conversation gradually faded away, Xie An, lying on his sickbed, struggled to open his eyes. He murmured through cracked lips and let out a long sigh.
“I’ve been in this world for thirty years, and now I’m finally going to die of old age?”
He was originally a struggling worker on Blue Star, burdened with mortgage and car loans, forced to endure endless overtime demanded by ruthless bosses. One night, after working late, he suddenly fainted from oxygen deprivation. When he woke up, he found himself a pawnbroker’s assistant in Wuqiao Town of the Great Qian Dynasty.
The Great Qian was rife with corrupt officials, powerful warlords, rampant banditry, and demonic disturbances. The lives of common folk were as worthless as grass.
Unfortunately for Xie An, he had no special advantage after transmigrating.
Yet, relying on his cleverness and diligence, he gradually rose to become the chief appraiser at the Li Family Pawnshop.
The chief appraiser was responsible for authenticating and pricing items, deciding whether to accept them as collateral—a skilled position with better pay than ordinary assistants. Life was tolerable.
But a month ago, he inexplicably suffered a stroke, causing his fifty-year-old body to deteriorate rapidly. Now, his organs were failing; his vitality was nearly extinguished.
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