In ancient China, Taoist alchemists did not become immortals for two thousand years.

There may be many reasons why an alchemist didn't become an immortal. First of all, immortality itself is an unattainable goal, which requires Taoist priests to reach a very high level in the process of cultivation, and requires long-term unremitting practice and understanding. Secondly, although alchemy is a way of practice, it is not the only way. Immortality also needs other factors, such as merit, understanding and fate. In addition, some alchemists in history may have paranoid purposes such as seeking immortality or pursuing elixir, and this mentality may also affect their spiritual achievements.

In addition, it should be noted that not all alchemists in history have been inherited for two thousand years, but different representatives have appeared in different periods. Although these Taoist priests have made achievements in alchemy, it does not mean that they all pursue immortality, nor does it mean that they have no realm of immortality. Therefore, we need to look at this problem more objectively.