The Most Despicable Immortal in the World

At the beginning of the chapter, the protagonist enters the mountain as a handyman disciple. He has mediocre qualifications but solid understanding. He practices step by step and never takes shortcuts. He is a poor talker who loves to tease, and can make jokes about everyone he meets. He is often chased by his classmates because of his bad talk, and because of his slight clumsiness, he makes ridiculous mistakes in his practice. He tries his best to test the sect's rules and teases his elder brothers. However, he is always able to avoid danger with his clever cleverness. He is a Buddhist who does not get involved and is not competitive. The book runs through the daily conversations between the protagonist and supporting characters such as the honest senior brother, the poisonous-tongued senior sister, the old-fashioned elder, the cute little junior brother, the Buddhist casual cultivator, the upright demon beast, etc. Each exchange is full of details and full of laughter. Mutual confrontation, dissatisfaction, and complaints have become the daily main line; in cultivation, the foundation is rigorously built and breakthroughs are made steadily. From refining qi to overcoming tribulations, every level is solidly polished and never perfunctory. It is supplemented by branch plots, occasionally involved in minor sect disputes, treasure hunts in secret realms, low-intensity fights and superficial intrigues, all of which are just about the point and do not compete with the daily main plot. The protagonist never takes the initiative to cause trouble, but he always gets involved in trivial matters because of his bad mouth. He handles the whole process in a Buddhist style, running away if he can't win, not showing off when he wins, and sticking to the bottom line and not harming innocent people. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.