The Run-Down Temple Simulator: I Starved to Death at Three and Became an Immortal Emperor

On day one after transmigrating: a ruined temple, no cultivation, and the Black Tiger Gang at the door. I rely on a "Life Simulator" to reload endlessly, first killing the bandits with a single jab, then taking over the gang, establishing my foundation in ten days, and ascending in a hundred!

Synopsis: After a misstep, overworked Qin Sui wakes up as the "Four-Nothings" abbot of a dilapidated temple with a leaking roof: no cultivation, no spirit stones, no cultivation techniques, and no worshippers.

The Black Tiger Gang shows up with cleavers to demand protection money. With his life hanging by a thread, he awakens the "Life Simulator." By spending spiritual energy, he can restart his life and bring back everything he gains in the simulation, including cultivation, talents, and alchemy skills!

In his first simulation, he starves to death at three.

In his second, bandits hack him down at eight.

In his third, he rolls "Exceptional Insight," completes a damaged technique by age ten, becomes an alchemy master at a hundred, and brings back a full first stage of Qi Refining cultivation!

Back in reality, he points a finger and uses the Immobilization Spell to subdue more than a dozen bandits. The Black Tiger Gang leader falls to his knees and calls him Master. From then on, Qingyun Temple flourishes, the bandits switch to sweeping the floors, and the alchemy furnace burns day and night.

Qin Sui lounges on the broken stone steps, tossing a spirit stone in the air. "Only at Qi Refining? No rush. I'll run the simulation one more time and bring back Nascent Soul cultivation next time."

Is cultivating immortality as a mortal too hard? Then use cheat-like simulations until even the Heavenly Dao starts questioning reality!