Urban Fireworks: I Became an Immortal by Relying on Home-Cooked Food

In modern cities, spiritual energy has been exhausted for thousands of years, and cultivation has become a legend. Xiao Yan is a useless son-in-law in the eyes of everyone, but in fact he is the last descendant of an ancient sword cultivator. He is a master of swordsmanship but failed to survive the tribulation. He must rely on cooking home-cooked meals to restore his memory and strength. When he married into the Chu family, he was accompanied by the conglomerate's daughter Chu Zhaoning who looked coldly on him - cold as ice on the outside but lonely and lacking love on the inside. Under the contract marriage, the two of them share the same bed but have different dreams. He controls the fireworks and she controls the capital. A bowl of egg-fried rice cured her of ten years of insomnia, and a pot of braised pork frightened away thousands of enemies. When the Feng Shui killing scheme, black market magic weapons, and Xuanmen conspiracies emerged one after another, he used the stove fire to prove the truth, the wok flipped over to reveal the sword intention, and the oil smoke concealed thunder and disaster. Others rely on spiritual veins to achieve immortality, while he relies on braised pork to achieve immortality. Until the enemy knocked on the door, the sword intent soared into the sky, and the world was shocked: This son-in-law turned out to be a full-level boss! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.