The only cultivator on Earth wants neither to be dissected nor to rule the world. He just wants to live freely, farming and fishing! But can someone invincible really get his wish?
Li Hong certainly has quite a story. Back in high school, his mother, a gorgeous foreign woman with blonde hair and blue eyes, had a sudden pile of trouble break out in her family. In a panic, she rushed back to her hometown as if her backside were on fire.
His father was a hopelessly henpecked husband and a hopeless romantic. Without a second thought, he followed his wife, leaving Li Hong and his younger sister, Li Yue, staring at each other in bewilderment. Before they left, their parents gave Li Hong a bank card and said it was money for the children’s living expenses.
But who could have guessed that once they left, it would be as if they’d vanished from the face of the earth? Later, word even came that they didn’t want the children anymore.
With his short temper, Li Hong immediately tossed the card into a drawer. “Hmph! I, Li Hong, would rather starve to death than spend a single cent of yours!” After that, he promptly dropped out of school and entered his “workaholic mode.”
When he delivered food, he raced around like a member of a death squad, charging through the streets and alleys. Once, he almost rode his bike straight into a river and ended up soaked to the skin.
When he hauled bricks at construction sites, his skinny frame carried bricks weighing dozens of pounds as if he were lugging a small mountain. His coworkers all called him a “little powerhouse.”
When he washed dishes while doing odd jobs at a restaurant, the dishes seemed to grow wings in his hands, clattering and crashing so loudly that anyone who didn’t know better would have thought he was setting off firecrackers.
He struggled through one job after another and somehow managed to put his younger sister through Donghai University.
