I Caught My Senior Sister Practicing Human Alchemy, So I Fled with the Cauldron

A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality legend + classic mortal cultivation + alchemy + pocket dimension + accelerated growth of spirit herbs Han Feng is an ordinary country boy from Wangniu Village. He grew up herding cattle in the countryside, until a chance encounter led a passing immortal elder sister to take him away and make him an outer disciple of Evergreen Valley, number 88. The immortal elder sister brought Han Feng to Evergreen Valley and personally taught him the Evergreen Art, helping him successfully embark on the path of cultivation. Han Feng was filled with gratitude toward his senior sister and looked forward to the future with boundless hope. Then one day, he happened to discover that senior brothers had been disappearing one after another lately. Even Senior Brother 86, whom he was fairly close to, had vanished, leaving him deeply puzzled. Han Feng decided to keep an eye out. When Senior Brother 87 was summoned by his senior sister, he quietly followed. Crouched outside his senior sister's window, Han Feng heard a terribly anguished scream. Peering inside, he saw Senior Brother 87 lying in a pool of blood. His senior sister dragged him over a pill furnace and roasted him with alchemy fire. Han Feng suddenly understood many things, including the meaning of his number and the various medicinal herbs he ate every day. Though he was only an outer disciple, he had been given all kinds of precious herbs to eat. It turned out he was nothing more than a human-shaped medicinal treasure his senior sister had carefully cultivated. Once he understood, Han Feng had no more doubts. Using a trip down the mountain to buy medicinal herbs as his excuse, he packed up and fled overnight. After escaping Evergreen Valley, Han Feng couldn't find his way home and had no choice but to become a rogue cultivator. See how the rogue cultivator Han Feng establishes himself in the cultivation world and ultimately rises above the Six Realms and Three Paths.