I Have a Wishful Pearl

A 30,000-year iron rule in the world of immortality: a good path is a dead end. Looting is the way to the sky - killing people to seize treasures, exterminating families to obtain elixirs, and preying on the weak. All monks recognize this principle. Until a useless servant with a useless spirit root entered the Taixu Immortal Sect. The five elements have lost their spiritual roots, and none of them can build a foundation in ten thousand years. He was falsely accused of stealing and selling elixirs and was sentenced to ten years of hard labor in a mine. Deep in the mine, he rescued a pangolin and saved his food rations to feed it. The pangolin did not leave after he recovered from his injury, but led him to find a mine seam that no one had ever walked through. The stone wall was knocked open, and golden light poured out—a warm bead, beating gently in his palm. Others rely on robbing to achieve immortality, while he relies on helping to achieve immortality. Others rely on elixirs to achieve breakthroughs, while others rely on merit to achieve breakthroughs. Others survived the calamity and narrowly escaped death, but he survived the calamity and the sweet springs emerged from the ground. Later, he discovered that in order to protect those around him, he had to clear a path first. A road blocked by thirty thousand years of evil thoughts. "The way of heaven has never been deflected, it is the human heart that is deflected." "It's important to protect it." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.