Mated to the Mad Lord - Chapter 231: Pick The Knife

The mortal body, metamorphosis, longevity, immortality, and eternal life. These five realms, step by step, reveal themselves in front of you. As a normal person, how can one try step by step to reach and open the door to eternal life?

Between the heaven and the earth lies the mortal body, the mysteries of metamorphosis, freedom of longevity, the power of immortality, and the hope of eternal life. A story filled with endless new magic, a new world of immortal styles, people, demons, gods, fairies, magic, kings and emperors. A world of love and hatred, revenge, and mystical battle, all in “Eternal Life.”

After six years of a marriage that felt like strangers, she turned her life around and became his exclusive pampered love, making it hard for her to rest night after night.Everyone knows that Mr. Ye dotes on his beloved wife to the extreme, obeying her every whim.What people don't know is that after Mr. Ye's wife disappeared, he went mad with longing, and no one but her could cure him.

'Did I reincarnate as the First Born son of a noble???'Jack was reincarnated as Jack Kaiser. Firstborn son of Alaric Kaiser, the strongest duke in Elysium. Born and destined for greatness. Or so they said.In a world ruled by Magic and Martial Arts, where talent determines everything, Jack's future seemed guaranteed.Until an unfortunate hunting trip left him in a 10-year coma.A system awakens within Jack. Granting quests and accelerated progression, Jack realizes he might have a chance to reclaim his destiny.In a world of dungeons, monsters, a political challenges, Jack will rise to his new title and become the Strongest Kaiser in history.

The Great Norther Wall. The Dragon Knights. The Lords of the Winter Mountains. The Descendants of the Primordial Dragon. These are the various titles of the Grand Ducal Clan Ragnar, which boasted a rich, thousand year history. Theo Ragnar resolved himself to aiming for the throne of that very same clan. ‘These cursed chains weren’t something I could slip out of. They were meant to be broken with strength.’