True Immortals were undying and imperishable. No external calamity could touch them, and their lifespans had no end.
True Immortals did not age when heaven and earth grew old. They did not perish when heaven and earth were destroyed.
Their magical power was boundless, their divine abilities endless.
Heaven could not cut them down, nor could earth bury them.
Once someone became a True Immortal, they transcended the Human Dao completely and looked down upon the mortal world.
Even the so-called Dharma-Ending Age could not affect a True Immortal, who had utterly risen above the mundane.
Perhaps only an age more cruel and hopeless than the Dharma-Ending Age—one found in legends—could cast a True Immortal back into the mortal world.
But since ancient times, such an age had existed only in legend. It had never come to pass.
For a living being to attain the Dao Fruit of a True Immortal was already a miracle, surpassing countless trillions of others.
Even in Composite Realms such as the Immortal Domain and the Foreign Realm, True Immortal-level beings held extraordinarily high status.
They certainly could not compare with Immortal Kings, but how many Immortal Kings were there?
A single True Immortal could establish a Dao Lineage that endured forever and shape the course of a world.
In the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands especially, no new True Immortal had been born since the collapse of the Immortal Ancient Era.
Meng Tianzheng was now the first—and so far the only—native True Immortal born in the Chaotic Ancient Era!
True Immortals might have emerged in the Forbidden Zones of the Nine Heavens during this era, but they were not natives of the Nine Heavens and Ten Lands.
It was fair to say that Meng Tianzheng was now invincible in the Nine Heavens and Ten