The author wrote it randomly, so don't waste your time reading it.
You can check out the author's "One Person: Dragon and Tiger Tiger" and "One Person: All-Sex Black Tiger"
Lin Feng always felt that he was just an ordinary young man living in the mountains. At most, he could make some mud balls and eat them as jelly beans. He didn't know that each of the pills he randomly cultivated was enough to make the world of immortal cultivators outside break their heads. He didn't even know that he had an outrageous passivity - if anyone had ill intentions towards him, especially if they used force, it could range from wrestling on the ground to thunder and lightning. The harder the attack, the more creative the unlucky one would be. Until one day, several immortal cultivators with high eyes broke into his small courtyard... This is a relaxing and joyful story about an invincible but ignorant protagonist, how he relies on "luck" and "jelly beans" to stir up the wind and clouds and become proud of the fairy world.
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