Am I Not the Protagonist?

Traveling through the world of immortality, Zhao Xiaren considers himself the chosen protagonist. He fully expects to unlock the system and the old man, but is deceived by an old liar. He sheds his blood to identify the protagonist, only to get a funny one-man show. He had no spiritual roots and guarded a small brewery. He thought he would rely on golden fingers to counterattack, but instead he embarked on the path of "NPC". The immortal drunk he brewed can speed up the cultivation of monks, and a glass of wine led low-level monks to break through their bottlenecks. He pointed out the path to immortality to others and sent spiritual wine resources to others. He watched the people around him gain opportunities one after another and their cultivation levels skyrocketed. However, he was always an empty-handed mortal. He could only squat in the wine shop and complain: "Other people's opportunities all depend on me. Am I not the protagonist?" Relying on the advanced version of Immortal Drunk, he accumulated resources, built connections, and even founded a sect of immortal cultivators established by mortals, making spiritual wine a must-have for sects across the continent. When he gathered the raw materials to brew Qi-inducing wine, opened the Baihui Point and embarked on the path to immortality, he discovered that he, who had no spiritual roots, could actually rest both spirits and demons, crushing all living beings in the same realm. From a tavern owner to a true wine master, Zhao Xiaren took a pot of wine and embarked on the most unconventional leading role in the world of immortality. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.