Ning Chuan, a laborer in the Pill-Washing Sect, was the lowest-ranking "foot soldier" in the immortal sect. He had decent talent as an Earth Spiritual Root, but he was born with only one qi gate, leaving him slow to cultivate. As a result, he could only switch to the laborer path, practicing an extreme cultivation method that drained his potential and doing backbreaking work hauling bricks and guarding goods. Then, on a mission to deliver pills, he found half a piece of jade engraved with mysterious markings along the way.
From then on came the strange phenomenon at the Marrow-Washing Pool, the contest of strength at Moyu Mountain, the demon-devouring of Dangcheng, the defense of the mountain against the beast tide, the annihilation of true spirits at Wanxian Mountain... This immortal-sect laborer, so often dismissed, glimpsed the true meaning of cultivation through the broken jade and rose step by step through deadly struggles at the bottom.
By the time the great figures of the immortal sect took notice, the laborer foot soldier once regarded as an ant was already standing atop the clouds with sword in hand, his eyes sharp with the edge honed by a mortal life. Only then did the world understand:
Even ants can gnaw through immortal bones, and foot soldiers can trample the heavens.
Not bad. It's just that this author may have been too influenced by a certain work or a certain author. . . It's always broken pills, broken pills, can broken pills turn into babies??