I Am Jigong. From the Start, I Roll Mud Pills to Save Earth Immortals

Li Xiuyuan opens his eyes and discovers that he has transmigrated into a world where martial arts from every school converge. He has even become a beggar.

Luckily, he awakens a God-Tier Impersonation System and, from the start, takes on the role of the Living Buddha Jigong.

From then on, he becomes a carefree, wine-drinking, meat-eating monk who roams the world for fun.

A scholar forces his way into the Confucian Sage realm and sweeps away the filth for the world and his family, burning up everything he has in the process. Everyone believes he is certain to die.

Just then, Li Xiuyuan, playing Jigong, strolls over singing, “My shoes are worn, my hat is worn...” He casually rubs some dust into a pill and defies heaven to bring the Confucian Sage back from the dead, shaking the world.

What’s more, everyone discovers that this mad monk who looks like a beggar possesses countless treasures.

The broken fan he uses to cool himself is a supreme immortal artifact.

The battered wine gourd at his waist is an even greater treasure, able to swallow the sun and moon and contain seas and rivers.

Ying Zheng: “The Living Buddha has appeared! I ask only for a little of the black ash on your body, so I may attain eternal life!”

Lian Xing: “Venerable One, I am willing to take refuge in you and serve at your side. I ask only for one mud pill...”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.