Synopsis of the story "What's wrong with the Five Spiritual Roots? I have a cornucopia"
A modern social animal accidentally crossed over into the world of cultivation and became a "five-spirit-rooted loser" that everyone laughed at. He was bullied by his peers as soon as he opened his eyes, but accidentally picked up a broken pot full of rust - it turned out to be an ancient cornucopia that can swallow spiritual energy, produce spiritual materials, and create spiritual veins!
While others were trying to build foundations and grab secret realms, she relied on the cornucopia to "win": by feeding some spiritual stones, she could squeeze out rich spiritual energy, throwing out seeds could grow high-level spiritual grass, she could even swallow waste mines and spit out spiritual veins, and she could even let the basin receive thunder from the sky as "fertilizer" when going through tribulations. From the sect's little boy surprising the audience with his spiritual rice production, to cross-border "sweeping" to devour spiritual materials from all walks of life, to teaming up with ancient artifacts to fight world-devouring behemoths and save the universe's spiritual veins, the "waste wood" label of the five spiritual roots has been completely torn apart.
When her elder brother persuaded her to practice scrolling, she waved her hand and said, "As long as you have a basin."; When the fairy world urged her to ascend, she bluntly said that "the spiritual rice has not been planted yet"; even when a cosmic crisis struck, she could rely on the cornucopia to "swallow black holes and replenish spiritual veins." Along the way, he collected fellow servants who complained, raised spiritual pets like the "King of Rice", and passed on the inheritance of the Five Spiritual Roots. Finally, he took the cornucopia from the world of cultivation as a "conspicuous package" and became the "Basin God" who protects the aura of the universe, leaving behind a legend that "the five spiritual roots and the cornucopia can defy the heavens and change one's destiny."
