Mortals' Path to Immortality

In Canglan Realm, resources for cultivating immortals are extremely scarce, and spiritual veins are monopolized by aristocratic families. The world of immortality adheres to the jungle law of "the weak eats the strong", and the monks at the bottom are like ants struggling to survive. The laws of heaven are strict, and challenging a higher level is as difficult as climbing to the sky. Everything is based on interests and strength. Chen Mo, a descendant of the Chen family in a small border town, was born with the four attributes of false spiritual roots: gold, wood, water, and fire. He had mediocre qualifications and was regarded as an outcast of the family. It all depends on the protagonist's ruthlessness and carefulness at every step. It focuses on the survival philosophy of "exchange of interests", "leveraging strength" and "gou Tao". Step by step to the top. The golden finger is a broken jade pendant that can weakly accelerate the growth of plants. The effect is limited and requires a lot of manpower and material resources. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.