From the Start, I Got a Heaven-Defying Cultivation Technique and Can Devour Anything

What? Just breathing air means you don't have to eat?

Eating dirt can make you stronger?

Getting beaten can increase your strength?

You can even devour anything?

Isn't that a bit too ridiculous?

And you can reach a state where nothing is beyond your ability?

What does it mean to be capable of anything?

Does it mean living on wind and dew, never hungry or thirsty?

Or having skin like bronze and bones like iron, impervious to blades and spears?

Or flying freely and wielding enough power to shake the world?

Or changing your size at will, appearing and disappearing without a trace?

Or taking countless forms and creating limitless clones?

Does it mean that your words become law and your wishes come true?

That you transcend time and shatter space?

That you escape fate, free of cause and consequence?

That you create something from nothing, bringing all things into being with a thought?

None of those.

In Li Changqing's eyes, those are all minor tricks. They don't deserve to be called omnipotence.

So what does it really mean to be capable of anything?

Read on to find out how Li Changqing, starting as an ordinary mortal, devours all things, rises to the pinnacle of all worlds, and ultimately reaches the true realm of omnipotence!