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Cultivating Immortality at Seventy
Cultivating Immortality at Seventy Plot:
Seventy-year-old Zhou Xiufen was just being pressured by her children to move to a nursing home when she found a broken jade pendant with twisted runes while tidying her old house—at midnight, the pendant grew hot and drew in floating spiritual energy! She was shocked to discover she was a "late-blooming spiritual root," a rarity once in a millennium: others build their foundation at 15, but she's only starting to channel qi into her body at 70. The square dance team mistook her sword practice for "tai chi," she nearly burned the kitchen boiling spiritual porridge, and a young Taoist mocked her for "joining the immortality fuss." But when an evil cultivator came to steal the pendant and suck her energy, Zhou Xiufen wrapped the villain in a 20-year-sunned quilt (which had become a "Yang Fire Shield" from absorbing sunlight) and dodged flying swords with square dance "opening-and-closing jumps"—turns out the most powerful immortal technique lies in a lifetime of life wisdom. She never wanted to be a celestial lord; she just wanted to tell her children: at seventy, you can still live again.
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