The quest for immortality in the realm of cultivation raises a significant question, yet how many individuals in the world truly attain it? A bull demon named the Great Sage possessed the power to traverse heaven and earth and obliterate stars, yet he could not achieve eternal life. Even the stone monkey, who caused chaos across heaven and earth and was invincible, could not escape the constraints of his lifespan. A thousand-foot-long white snake knelt before heaven, beseeching for a chance at immortality. There existed a holy maiden from a sacred place, endowed with exceptional talent and beauty that surpassed all others, but ultimately she became nothing more than a beautiful skeleton. Certain monks disseminated Buddhist teachings, vanquished demons and monsters, and endeavored to save the world, all in their pursuit of immortality and bliss. Powerful figures from the Daoist sects faced tribulations and questioned the Dao of Heaven, yet they too perished before their time. ……Time, like a blade, mercilessly cuts down the proud and arrogant; on the journey toward immortality, one can only lament the enticing yet fleeting nature of life. They have all dissipated into the vast river of time, yet I remain, unchanged through thousands, tens of thousands, even millions of years! The Great Wilderness Southern Section states: "There is a Yuanqiu Mountain, which is home to an immortal tree; consuming its fruit bestows longevity; there is also a red spring, from which drinking prevents aging." "Ganmu is the immortal tree; ingesting it halts the aging process. It grants longevity and is recognized as the tree of immortality." This tree of immortality has witnessed the myriad tales of all beings within the cultivation world who strive for eternal life.