Other people cultivate immortality to vanquish demons and ascend to heaven. Lin Baobao, a disciple of the Qingyun Sect, cultivates for one simple reason: the cafeteria’s free spirit-vein meals.
A perfect spirit root? A once-in-a-century prodigy? To him, neither beats the cafeteria’s delicious spirit-vein meat buns.
Sword flying? Spell manuals? He practices them so he can run faster when grabbing food and pick up an extra rib from across the room.
Sect missions? Secret-realm adventures? Just excuses to collect spirit-vein herbs for braised ribs and fresh ingredients for roast suckling pig.
While the whole sect competes to improve their cultivation and combat power, Lin Baobao follows his “foodie spirit” down a truly bizarre path to immortality:
- He uses the “heat-preserving spell” to keep sweet potatoes warm and the “water-gathering art” to scoop spirit-vein spring water for soup. He even uses the “spirit-binding spell” to catch spirit-vein rabbits stealing vegetables.
- He tells his aloof senior brother, the sword immortal, “Instead of practicing swordplay, why not help the cafeteria chop firewood in exchange for meat soup?” Then he takes his junior sister to use “telekinesis” to sneak spirit-vein candy from the cook.
- When a villain threatens him, his first response is, “Those are some neat stitches on your clothes. Did you borrow the cafeteria sewing kit?”
Who says cultivating immortality has to be all hardship and hatred? For Lin Baobao, cultivation means eating, combat power means how fast you can grab food, and the ultimate goal is to make sure the cafeteria never runs out!
Watch this “foodie prodigy” warm the cultivation world with spirit-vein porridge, win over the whole sect with meat buns, and turn the road to immortality into a lively feast. After all, a hot meal from the cafeteria is the most worthwhile “immortal path” of all!
