My Spirit Field Will Rebel

Qing'an is a handyman disciple judged by the sect to be a "waste spiritual root", and is responsible for the foot of a barren mountain that no one is optimistic about. Others relied on the Lingyu Jue for farming, but he dug out the most primitive tools from the soil and irrigated the land with his sweat. Everyone laughed at him for being stupid, but they didn't know that every inch of soil stimulated by the Qingmu Jue was transmitting the laws of nature. Sweat flowed through the dry land, and a golden wheat awn was born that had not been seen in thousands of years. The wheat ear sang ancient songs day and night, guiding him to turn the earth's energy into his own use. When the major immortal sects competed for the land with exhausted spiritual veins, hundreds of acres of barren fields were beneath Qing'an's feet, with rice seedlings like swords. The young man's fingertips moved slightly, and thousands of hectares of wheat waves suddenly rolled like dragons, pointing directly at the boundless sky - "This earth is my greatest spiritual root." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.