The Supreme True Immortal

The Supreme True Immortal is a fantasy cultivation novel serialized on Zongheng Chinese, written by Master Bujie. The protagonist, Fang Lin, was sold into slavery as a child at the Su Manor of the Liang Kingdom. After lying low for seven years, he finally seizes an opportunity on a rainy night to assassinate his enemy, Prince Su. At the moment of the assassination, on the brink of life and death, he awakens a mysterious power within his brow, escapes the manor's pursuit, and thus embarks on an unknown path of cultivation. The novel centers on the theme of rising step by step from the very bottom to the highest peak: Fang Lin has seen the many faces of the world, brushed against death countless times, and climbs upward through sheer willpower, character, and strength. The book features cultivation elements such as the shared attributes of the Five Elements, the Jade Lotus Secret Realm, the Heavenly Eye Divine Power, the Three Flowers Gathering at the Crown, the Wuyai Inheritance, and Buddhist scriptures, and constructs a four-tier progressive hierarchy of mortal martial power, cultivators, the Mystic Realm, and the Immortal Realm—mortals are ranked as Soldier, Scholar, Army, General, and Grandmaster; cultivators pass through the nine realms of Nayuan, Huayuan, Danyuan, Yingyuan, Fenyuan, Shenyuan, Daoyuan, Duyuan, and Xuanyuan; the Mystic Realm comprises the Earth Mystic, Heaven Mystic, Sage Mystic, and Quasi-Immortal realms; and the Immortal Realm reaches the True Immortal and Supreme realms. The work is tagged as leveling, power fantasy, hiding one's true strength, magic treasures, and hot-blooded, and is a typical grassroots-counterattack cultivation story. Note that there are several other works online with the same or similar titles (such as those by Bei Yeye, Tiexue Danxin, and Shi Weilai), and this book refers to the version written by Master Bujie.