In the age after the rise of cultivation, spiritual roots can be transplanted, and one’s cultivation can be forcibly raised with spirit stones. In the face of resources, opportunities, insight, and talent are worth nothing.
The Immortal Realm, once home to a hundred schools of thought, has become the hereditary domain of a few great sects.
Ordinary cultivators have no hope of obtaining resources unless they attach themselves to a powerful sect and earn a promotion.
Yun Xi was content to be an ordinary, happy nobody, until she was caught in the crossfire of a battle between top-tier immortals. Her entire family was slaughtered, and her spiritual root was ripped out and transplanted into a junior of an elder from a great sect.
With revenge beyond reach and her heart disillusioned, Yun Xi began cultivating the supreme art despised by immortals and gods alike: the Great Fortune-Scattering Art.
If cultivating immortality means seizing the fortune of Heaven and Earth, then Yun Xi would go against the current and scatter back across the world the fortune taken by the Immortal Realm.
If cultivation no longer has anything to do with talent or insight, leaving ordinary people with no chance to rise, then she would lead the entire world in reshuffling the order and return to the way things were millions of years ago, starting all over again.
Interpreting the world of immortality from another perspective, unfettered rights and abilities are a breeding ground for evil and demons.
The story is somewhat novel.