I Refined So Many Failed Pills, I Became the Cultivation World's Poison Saint

In the cultivation world, alchemy reigns supreme. High-purity pills are vital for cultivators to break through their realms, save their lives, and heal their wounds, putting alchemists firmly at the top of the pyramid. But waste pills produced during alchemy are considered worthless trash because their spiritual energy is chaotic and they are riddled with impurities. They are often casually discarded or even burned. The protagonist, Lin Feng, is born with a “spiritual root that turns nourishment back.” Unlike ordinary people, he cannot absorb the spiritual energy in pills. But he unexpectedly unlocks the ability to “reconstruct waste pills,” sorting and reorganizing their chaotic spiritual energy to give them a strange effect: “suppressed first, then boosted.” Those who take them initially show what appear to be symptoms of poisoning, such as listlessness and stabbing pain in their meridians, but soon their hidden injuries heal rapidly and they break through cultivation bottlenecks. From a good-for-nothing driven out by his family, he gradually becomes the “Poisonous Milk Saint” whom everyone in the cultivation world fights to recruit.

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