I Really Don't Want to Get Involved

The world of cultivating immortals is going crazy! The disciples of the same sect retreated day and night, snatched elixirs, entered secret realms, and learned exercises, and fought hard for a trace of cultivation. Everyone firmly believed that God rewards hard work, and only through hard work can one become an immortal. Only Lin Pingping lay on his back, basking in the sun, drinking tea, fishing and sleeping every day. Just because he has awakened the Taoist body that defies heaven and lies flat: the more he rolls inward, the lower his cultivation level is, and the more he is in a bad state, the higher his level is! It took others ten years of hard training to break through the first level, but he fished for fish and broke through the third level in a row. Others were desperately trying to snatch the ancient elixir, but he was lazy and hung up, and the way of heaven came to his door. The elders of the sect hated that iron could not become steel, and repeatedly forced him to practice in seclusion and participate in secret conspiracies: "Lin Pingping! If you are so slack, you will be thrown away by your peers sooner or later!" Lin Pingping spread his hands helplessly: Stop it, I really don't want to work hard. This is a hilarious story about a Buddhist immortal who doesn't want to be involuntarily forced to become invincible and easily crush the entire world of involuted immortals! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.