The More I Lie Down, the Stronger I Become

Others practice immortality, meditate and practice hard, roll around the sky and the earth, seize opportunities to seize fortune, are haunted by inner demons, and are shocked every step of the way. Lin Xianyu cultivates immortality, sleeps in the sun, fishes and lives, can lie down but never stand, the Buddhist system is broken, and he automatically becomes a god. Traveling through the world of immortality, Lin Xianyu is bound to the reverse heaven system: Take the initiative to practice = lose your cultivation level Involvement in work=deduction of longevity Slow down and lie flat = infinite increase in cultivation level Later, the immortals finally realized: It turns out that the strongest way in the world is never to practice hard against heaven, but to let nature take its course and be invincible. Lin Xianyu sat under the old locust tree in Qingyun Mountain, yawned, and looked helpless: "Stop it, stop it, I really don't want to be invincible." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.