Cultivation for All: Lie Flat, Give Up, and Win by Having No Shame

After A Bao's friend's company closes, he gets a job as a groundskeeper at the sports field, and from then on A Bao becomes a regular there.

More than ten years later, A Bao drowns while swimming and dies, then is reborn.

Other people are reborn with memories of their past lives and get to start over, knowing what's going to happen and becoming the strongest people in the world. But when he is reborn, he finds himself cultivating immortality.

And thanks to the butterfly effect, other people are cultivating immortality too.

Modern people don't cultivate with the ancient world's levels of training and miraculous elixirs. Instead, they rely on emotional comfort and mysterious beliefs. It's about healing and redemption, lying flat and giving up, and having no shame.

More than ten years later, A Bao gets into trouble while swimming again. But this time, he doesn't drown. He gets an extension on his life.

At the same time, he awakens a System called Everything Goes Smoothly. Every time he goes to play ball, his luck improves a tiny bit. Once it builds up enough, something good happens.

In the end, he is reborn once again.

Two parallel-universe worlds become entangled with each other. It's a bit of a mind-bender.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.