In this age of highly systematized cultivation civilization, joining a prestigious orthodox sect and pursuing advanced studies at a cultivation academy is the dream path for countless students. Yet the steep tuition and exacting requirements shut countless aspiring cultivators from humble families out of the way to the Great Dao.
Wu Yi was one of them. His family was poor, and he couldn't even scrape together the entry fee in spirit stones for the lowest-tier academy. With no other choice, he enrolled at a low-cost private school for rogue cultivators, a place where all sorts of people mingled.
Later, a spirit rain brought him to the Yun Yin Sect. Here, the only paths are not the traditional sword and spell cultivators. Even mortals can cultivate through their skills, without relying on spiritual roots:
There are painting cultivators who create realms with their art, music cultivators who nourish the mind through music, food cultivators who follow the Dao through cooking, and craftspeople who refine tools through their skills...
Traditional cultivation, with no cheats, no System, and no idiots...
A fresh take on cultivation, with rigorous logic. What sets this work apart is its focus on attaining enlightenment, cultivating one's abilities, and cultivating the heart...
This novel is good. I read it all the time when I have nothing to do.
Although it has only been updated for a few chapters, it looks pretty good, both the story and the writing are good.