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Immortal Among Short-Lived Cursesmiths
Immortal Among Short-Lived Cursesmiths Plot:
The Cursesmith clan sacrifices their lifespan for curse power, never living past 30. But I, Su Mu, was born immortal—stabbed, cursed, even torn apart by evil spirits, I heal instantly. Yet this “specialty” makes me a “blasphemous monster” in my family’s eyes, and my peers shun me. Until a mission to seal an ancient evil, I meet Ye Wan, a girl who can “see the death line”. She touches the curse mark on my chest and says: “You’re not immortal. The evil spirit is ‘storing’ your life—every time you survive, a Cursesmith dies in your place.” As my brothers die one by one from curse backlash, and Ye Wan falls comatose while helping me break the curse, I realize: my immortality is a 200-year plot by the evil spirit. Now, I don’t need to “live” anymore—I need to learn to “die”—to trade my life for the survival of all Cursesmiths.
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