Please recommend a novel about the protagonist becoming an emperor and becoming an immortal, ruling the empire for thousands of years.

"I'm busy all day long because I'm hungry. Just when I'm full, I miss my clothes. He had enough food and clothing, but he lacked a beautiful wife at home. With a beautiful wife and beautiful concubine, there is no sedan chair or horse to go in and out. There are thousands of acres of land in groups of mules and horses, and no official position is afraid of being deceived. The sixth grade and fifth grade are too small, and the fourth grade and third grade are too low. He wants to be the prime minister, but he also wants to face the south and become the emperor. After becoming the emperor, he wants to become an immortal." This expression reflected that human desires were constantly increasing and difficult to satisfy. Even people like the emperor who had supreme power, wealth, and status would have the idea of becoming an immortal in pursuit of immortality and other higher pursuits. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

In many Xianxia novels, cultivating to become an immortal often meant that one's lifespan was greatly extended. Living for thousands of years was a common setting. For example, in " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation " and its continuation," The Immortal World of Mortal Cultivation ", the main character improved his realm step by step on the path of immortal cultivation through continuous cultivation. As his realm increased, his lifespan increased continuously. After becoming an immortal, his lifespan far exceeded that of mortals. In theory, he could live for thousands of years or even longer. There was also Wang Lin in the [Defiant Immortal]. He went from an ordinary youth to the peak. During this process, as his cultivation level increased, his lifespan also increased greatly. After becoming an immortal, his lifespan was also quite long. In the setting of Xianxia novels, immortal cultivators constantly improved themselves by absorbing spiritual energy and breaking through realms. The realm of becoming an immortal was usually at a very high level, and it was often accompanied by a long lifespan. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

" The Beginning of the Perfect World is a Quasi-Immortal Emperor " was a transmigration novel. It told the story of the protagonist transmigrating into the perfect world and becoming a Quasi-Immortal Emperor. In this world, he saw Shi Hao alone and helpless, as well as the heavily injured and unconscious Willow Deity. The author, Xia Yubing, created this fantasy novel, which described the story of the protagonist reaching the quasi-immortal emperor realm in the emperor fall era. This quasi-immortal emperor had great ambitions. He wanted to solve the dark turmoil and leave his footprints on the dam of the Realm Sea. However, at the end of the Realm Sea, he was besieged by other quasi-Immortal Emperors. The specific plot and details were not described in the search results provided.

Nine Dragon Divine Throne, King of the Great Tang, The Most Vicious Man of the Late Sui Dynasty, Bu Jian Ting, I Am King of the Human World. The above is my personal recommendation. I sincerely hope you like it ~

Becoming an immortal was a Chinese idiom, meaning to become an immortal and understand the Dao. The specific meaning of becoming an immortal was to reach a certain realm, understand the principles of the Great Dao, and fuse with the Dao with one's body. In ancient Han mythology, immortals referred to people with special abilities who could live forever. Regardless of whether it was orthodox or unorthodox Daoism, they could all reach the realm of becoming an immortal. It was just that the length of time used was different. The representatives of the unorthodox sects who cultivated the path of becoming an immortal were Sun Wukong and Che Chiguo, the three great immortals, while the orthodox cultivators of Taoism needed a longer time to reach the realm of becoming an immortal. In short, becoming an immortal meant reaching the realm of becoming an immortal through cultivation and enlightenment.

Becoming an immortal was a Chinese idiom, meaning to become an immortal and understand the Dao. In ancient Han mythology, immortals referred to people with special abilities who could live forever. The specific meaning of becoming an immortal was to reach a certain realm, understand the principles of the Great Dao, and fuse with the Dao with one's body. Regardless of whether it was orthodox or unorthodox Daoism, they could all reach this realm. It was just that the amount of time required was different. The representatives of those who cultivated the unorthodox path of becoming an immortal were Sun Wukong and Che Chiguo, the three great immortals. However, those who cultivated the orthodox path of Taoism needed a longer time. Dao was an important concept in ancient Chinese and even Eastern philosophy. It represented the ultimate truth, origin, noumenon, law, principle, realm, and so on. Dao was not a concept, but name was. Tao gives birth to all things, Tao exists in all things, and exists in nature in all forms.

In Taoist culture, becoming an immortal was related to entering the world to help the world and transcending immortals. Taoism had a positive feeling of entering the world. Its doctrine of entering the world to help the world was based on the doctrine of the doctrine. It achieved the goal of helping the world with the attitude of entering the world. The secularization in this process contained a profound cultural background, and its fundamental purpose exceeded the secular life. Taoism believed that immortal cultivators should be based on the basic social moral standards such as loyalty, filial piety, honesty, and so on, and reach the realm of benevolence. This reflected that immortal cultivation was not separated from humanity. It was the need to enter the world to educate and cultivate, and laid the foundation for immortal ascension. At the same time, Taoism believed that immortals were not unattainable. As long as people could diligently practice the cultivation method of health preservation, relax their body and mind, accumulate merit and virtue, treat misfortune and fortune with a normal heart in their daily lives, not worry too much about secular sundries, and look at real life with a transcendental attitude, they would have the roots to become immortals. Moreover, one had to be able to live a good moral life and a natural life. They had to let go of and surpass these two kinds of life and reach the realm of non-attachment. Only then could they become immortals and verify their Dao. In the immortal cultivation system constructed by the novel " Covering the Sky," different immortal cultivators had different ways of proving their Dao. For example, the rule of the Immortal Path of Flying Fairy Planet was that the person who became immortal had to cut off the law of the emperor's way. The Big Dipper Immortal Path was only open to the current world's cultivators. Different characters had all kinds of disputes, schemes, and battles when the Immortal Path was opened. For example, many supreme beings chose to be born on the Big Dipper Immortal Path, which had complicated character relationships, events, karma, etc. These were their experiences in the process of becoming immortal. " I Work for Ghost Spirits in the World of Cultivators " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!