House Slave: Cultivation into Immortality? It's Meaningless in Front of Asgard

Qi Ming was a house slave in his previous life. He was hit to death by a brick for building his own house in his previous life. When he traveled to the world of cultivating immortals, even his soul was 100% enlightened by red bricks. In order to eat, he could only join a sect and become a strongman. "This place will be yours from now on. Although the conditions are difficult, you have to practice hard and make a difference as soon as possible." Qi Ming looked at the dilapidated wooden house on the mountain, and some kind of terrifying power comparable to the system was activated in his body. Cultivation? Repair, repair the hell! Get ahead? Who cares! He built a house when someone was meditating, he built a house when someone was practicing martial arts, he built a house when someone was refining elixirs, and he built a house when someone was refining magic weapons! The sect practices hard, eats and sleeps in the open, and has to stay vigil at all times to guard against danger - he takes out the house from his arms and throws it away, and returns home anytime, anywhere, with the door closed and the food burned, and he doesn't like anyone. When disaster struck, the sect's pavilions and buildings were violently broken into pieces, and the mountain-protecting formation was like paper--only one house stood still. Evil beasts could not destroy it, thunder and lightning could not damage it, and the true fire of Samadhi could heat the kang. At that time, everyone despised the house slaves, understood the house slaves, and became the house slaves. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.