When I Was Still in My Mother's Womb, I Opened a Small Account to Support Myself.

Liu Zhou, who traveled to the world of immortals, was born to low-level monks. When he was still in his mother's womb, he was full of worries about the future: "Oh, even if he travels through time, he still has to fight." Just when he was thinking that a child from a poor family would become a master early, and when he was five or six years old, he would trick an elder or the daughter of a sect master into falling in love with him, and live a life of being taken care of, when the infinite trumpet system came. From then on, Liu Zhou lived a cheating life. No money? I use my trumpet to make money for myself. No momentum? I use the trumpet to develop my own power. ... When fellow monks were jealous, they didn't know that all this was due to Liu Zhou's own struggle. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.