Cultivation Isn't as Hard as You Think

Chen Anzhi has a talent called Passive Strengthening.

To put it plainly: tell me I'm capable, and I won't be. Tell me I'm not capable, and it turns out I really am!

His junior, a hater, says, "Senior Brother, do you even know how to make pills?!"

With the art of alchemy poured straight into his mind, an assembly line for pill production rolls out.

The hater junior says, "The Patriarch was invincible eight hundred years ago. You can't beat him!"

A kill every ten paces, a sword from beyond the heavens: the Patriarch spits blood and begs for mercy.

The purpose of cultivating immortality is longevity, and the foundation of longevity is enjoyment. Thus spoke Chen Anzhi, born with a knack for attracting hate, a representative of the Renaissance, a merciless leek-harvesting machine, an expert at cultivating haters, a menace to the cultivation world, and a challenger of common sense.

Alternate titles: Isn't Cultivating Immortality as Easy as Lifting a Finger? If Hard Work Works, Why Do We Need Geniuses? When You Hit Rock Bottom, Hating You Means Loving You. Is It Really That Hard to Admit You're Great? I, Chen Anzhi, Reject My Humanity, JOJO

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.