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Cursed Mages Die Young? I Have Immortality
Cursed Mages Die Young? I Have Immortality Plot:
The lineage of Cursed Mages is doomed to die young from heavenly retribution, known as “walking dead” across the continent. But Lin Su is an exception—she falls off a cliff only to wake up hanging from a tree, gets struck by lightning but ends up in a hot spring, and even takes the deadliest “Soul-Eating Curse” just to laugh as she regenerates from ashes. When she sneaks into the barrier of Gu Chengyun, the current Cursed Mage, this man cold enough to freeze curse runes presses a sword to her throat: “What kind of monster are you, daring to break the mages’ rules?” Lin Su smiles at the identical cinnabar curse mark on his chest: “I saw you three lifetimes ago. Back then, you knelt at my grave and said you’d live through all winters for me.” Past obsessions, present taboos—their confrontation slowly uncovers the thousand-year-old secret of the Cursed Mages: the so-called “heavenly retribution” is just someone’s “obsession” carved into fate.
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