Which novel is Meng Changsheng from?

Meng Changsheng was a character in the novel Archean Era Map.

Meng Changsheng is a character whose name appears in different cultures and works. We can draw the following conclusions: According to the documents [1] and [2], Meng Changsheng was the male protagonist in the novel " The Dragon Son-in-law." He was a reclusive householder who had lived for a thousand years. He had refined a pill that could extend one's lifespan. The document [3] mentioned Meng Changsheng from the 'Perfect World'. He was Shi Hao's master and a powerful character who had reached the True Immortal Realm. The document [7] mentioned another Meng Tianzheng in " The Perfect World." He was the first person in history to be close to success as a human being and achieved the realm of True Immortal. Based on this information, we can conclude that Meng Changsheng is a fictional character who plays different roles in different novels and works.

Meng Changsheng was one of the characters. He was Lin Zhulu's grandmaster and Lin Wan 'er's master. Meng Changsheng was a cultivator and called himself Recluse Longevity. It was said that he had lived for a thousand years. He refined a type of medicinal pill called the Eternal Evergreen Pill and the Hundred Revolutions Thousand Reincarnation Pill, which could extend a person's lifespan. He cultivated in seclusion in the Hundred Thousand Mountains and became master and disciple with Lin Zhulu and Wu Feiyan. Meng Changsheng was also the author of the Preface to the Nine Mysterious Heaven Scripture and the Nine Mysterious Heaven Scripture. He was very obsessed with immortality, but his specific purpose and plan were still unclear.

Qin Changsheng was a character in Chen Dong's oriental fantasy novel," The Perfect World."

Qin Changsheng was a character in Chen Dong's oriental fantasy novel," The Perfect World."

Qin Changsheng was a character in Chen Dong's oriental fantasy novel," The Perfect World."

Meng Changsheng was a famous figure in the Tang Dynasty. His original name was Meng Sheng, his name was Changming, and he called himself Longevity Recluse. According to records, he lived for a thousand years, from 664 (the first year of Qide in the Great Tang) to 1663. When Meng Changsheng was living in seclusion in the Hundred Thousand Mountains, he took Lin Zhulu and Wu Feiyan as his disciples. He had once refined the Eternal Evergreen Pill (which could allow a person to live for 500 years) and the Hundred Revolutions Thousand Reincarnation Pill (which could allow a person to live for another 500 years). In addition, regarding Meng Changsheng's inheritance, some people claimed that he left behind some things when he passed away in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, including the prescription of the Hundred Revolutions Thousand Reincarnation Pill. However, no one had been able to find the other contents of the inheritance. As for the details of Meng Changsheng's life and deeds, the current information was not enough to provide more information.

At present, it was impossible to determine if Meng Changsheng was still alive. Although there were some descriptions of Meng Changsheng, there was no clear information on whether he was still alive. Therefore, he could not give an accurate answer.

Meng Changsheng was a character in the novel " The Dragon Son-in-Law." He was Lin Zhulu's grandmaster and Lin Wan 'er's master. Meng Changsheng was a cultivator and called himself Recluse Longevity. It was said that he had lived for a thousand years. He refined a type of medicinal pill called the Eternal Evergreen Pill and the Hundred Revolutions Thousand Reincarnation Pill, which could extend a person's lifespan. He cultivated in seclusion in the Hundred Thousand Mountains and had a master-disciple relationship with Lin Zhulu. Meng Changsheng's real identity was Meng Sheng, also known as Changming. He was born in 664 AD. After he began to cultivate in order to achieve immortality, he changed his name to Meng Changsheng. He was the Jiang family's respectful title for him.

There was no conclusive evidence or detailed description in the search results so far. It was impossible to confirm whether Meng Changsheng had possessed Ye Changying.