Cultivating Immortality for Eternal Life: I Pick Up a Big Black Dog from the Start

Lighthearted, no female lead, survival-focused cultivation, not a power fantasy, no System

The heavenly secrets are vast, and the will of heaven is hard to fathom. We cultivators defy the heavens, spending our whole lives seeking a glimpse of immortality on this boundless path to the divine.

Chen Yao transmigrates to a world of cultivation as an ordinary man. With no System and no illustrious family background, he relies on the big black dog he rescued to survive.

Using what he learned through nine years of compulsory education and from reading novels before he transmigrated, he struggles to find his footing in this cultivation world.

After transmigrating to this world, he recalls the chaos described in ancient texts and finds a way to stay alive.

Famine is rampant, and dry bones litter the land. If you don't want to become someone else's food, stay away from here. Don't rush headlong toward the city just because they're handing out porridge!

Without a master, you have no idea how to cultivate. Think about how you studied in your previous life: keep trying, learn from your failures, and write down your conclusions in a little notebook.

If you see a beautiful woman surrounded by villains, think about it: before you transmigrated, there was a scam known as the honey trap. Back then, if you had money, you could help her. Now, if you want to die, go ahead and help.

In short, if you want to live, you'd better keep your head down.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.