Cultivation Is Risky! Is It Really So Bad to Play It Safe?

[No female lead] [No female lead] [No female lead] [Small worlds in the early stages, the Primordial World in the middle. The later stages are a secret.]

(Disclaimer: There will never be a female lead in this book! Don't get the wrong idea just because women appear in a few chapters. It only gets better from there.)

Chu Tian transmigrated to a cultivation world and was thrilled to discover he had a Kryptonian constitution: he could get stronger just by sunbathing! Perfect!

All he wanted was to lie low in a small mortal city until the end of time, eventually becoming a god among men.

Unfortunately, the troublesome younger brother he adopted turned out to be a once-in-ten-thousand-years Innate Dao Body. When the immortal sect forced his brother to take him along as a free bonus, his brother insisted on bringing his “useless spirit root” older brother too.

Chu Tian was in despair. “The immortal sect is dangerous! Even a ninety-nine percent chance of success is basically a death sentence!”

But all he could do was calmly reply, “...Right. Thank you, Ancestor.”

From then on, Qingyang Sect had a disciple with a style all his own.

While others practiced hard, he lay flat and sunbathed. While others fought with spells, he hid in a corner wearing full-body armor. Whenever there was any risk, he cried, “Don't do it!”

The disciples all said, “Senior Brother Chu is modest and cautious. He must be a hidden expert!”

Chu Tian: “No! I'm just a good-for-nothing who wants to recharge in the sun!”

This book is also known as: “As Long as I Lie Low Long Enough, I Can Punch a Hole Through the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths,” “My Brother Is a Genius, While I Have a Physics Cheat,” and “The Daily Sunbathing Routine of a Cautious Cultivator.”