My Mission Is to Become a Saint. I Am a Deadbeat in the Mortal World.

"On the first day of binding the 'Mortal Sacred Path System', Song Wuzhou grinned as he stared at the task panel - Educate a hundred mortals? He touched the three copper coins left in his pocket, turned around and set up a storyteller tea stall at the city gate: 'Today we will talk about the monks' nonsense!' A bowl of tea cost a penny. When the mortals slapped their legs and laughed, the system prompts: +30% mission completion? Is the improved elixir recipe considered too bitter? He sprinkled some icing sugar into the pill furnace, and the bitter foundation-building pills turned into sweet cakes instantly. Mortals lined up to grab them: 'Ten more pills! ' The genius monk from the True-Shou Alliance blocked the door and wanted to beat him? The system punishment was suddenly triggered - Song Wuzhou put his hands on his hips and cursed back in dialect: 'Don't you want to gang up? First, watch how I behave in the past three days. It's up to you to beat me as much as you can! ' From the slippery cultivator who set up a stall selling talismans to the 'reforming saint' who overturned the old order in the spiritual world, Song Wuzhou touched his round belly (he had just gained three pounds due to the failure of the mission): 'Become a saint? Let's understand this system first! '" "Song Wuzhou, the worst casual cultivator in the Xuanzhou world, is bound to a system that is designed to criticize: 'Promote the reform of the cultivation world, otherwise you will gain three pounds!" He counted with his fingers - I am familiar with this! To educate mortals?