The Tale of Cultivating Divinity from a Mortal Root

Recommended themes: cultivation, immortality, good-for-nothing, fantasy, comeback

Chen Fan, a commoner from Chenjia'ao, thought he would farm just like his ancestors. But his distant uncle brought him along with a merchant caravan, where he unexpectedly encountered cultivators who could fly through the sky and burrow underground. By chance, he joined the Xuan Yi Sect as a bullied servant. The hidden soul space in his mind became the key to his comeback: it could deduce cultivation techniques and martial skills, and let him refine pills far better than anyone else. Others could make at most ten pills per batch, while he could easily make twelve and occasionally fifteen. He traded his pills for resources and grew stronger, starting with Yellow-Rank techniques. Armed with extraordinary perception and soul power, he kept delivering face-slapping blows to his enemies, seized opportunities amid deadly fights in secret realms, rapidly advanced his techniques to higher ranks, mastered fist techniques, swordsmanship, and movement skills, and even learned methods of soul attack. After ascending to the Immortal Realm, he faced threats from the Dragon, Demon, and Monster races, as well as infighting among humans. He fought his way through the chaotic lands, grew rich through his pill business, and played the pig to eat the tiger at alchemy conventions, auctions, and gemstone gambling, intimidating petty troublemakers. In the Divine Realm, where countless races stood tall and humanity was weak and divided, Chen Fan and his companions used the soul space's ability to deduce outcomes, winning over the various races amid crisis and resolving one problem after another. In the end, the country boy grew into the supreme ruler of the three realms, protecting all living beings and becoming an eternal legend.