A Hundred Lifetimes of Cultivation: Building an Immortal Clan
Chapter 102

Yang Ye

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Amid the mist, the scene froze on a young man's figure.

It was the scene of Xu Xuan first awakening the wisdom of his past lives in this lifetime. As the son of the Marquis of Martial Might, he possessed a metal-earth spiritual root and had cultivated since childhood.

After awakening, he took charge of the trading company again, returned to the Xu Lineage, and cultivated bitterly for over a decade before finally reaching Qi Refining.

From then on, he advanced triumphantly all the way.

He became Zhou Yongchang's disciple and entered the Northern Frontier alone.

He was pursued by the great Foundation Establishment cultivator Chen Yuanshan, Xu Qingchan returned from overseas, and Great Xu destroyed Chen Yue.

He drew an ancient artifact of the Black Serpent Tribe into his body and, after decades of cultivation, entered Foundation Establishment.

After reaching Foundation Establishment, he became ruler of the Great Xu Kingdom, his strength supreme throughout the Southern Wilds, without an opponent.

He successively slew Foundation Establishment experts such as Yuchi Jin and Xue Li.

He cultivated three spirit bodies and attained the half-step Purple Mansion realm.

Later, while in seclusion at the Azure Wood Sect, he was suppressed by Zhou Yongchang together with three mighty Purple Mansion cultivators.

Devoured and stripped of his foundation, his destined life ended here.

The final scene froze.

The greenwood spirit body was continually inscribing the great formation on the seabed.

At the center of the formation stood that spiritual plant of heaven and earth, the Longevity Wood.

In this lifetime, heaven and earth were flawed, and the path to Purple Mansion ended. In the end, he had failed to enter the Dao.

The mist churned, gathering all the scenes into a new "life chart."

Ancient seal script appeared again, each character radiating golden light,

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