In the ghost market of Qingyun Continent, Lin Hao stared at the broken ship and agreed to sell ten spiritual stones. The old man raised the price from the ground? He threw away the money and grabbed the boat and ran away. He was hit with an iron rod on his back, and the blood on his palm actually activated the spirit inside the boat——
The one who came out was not an old god with immortal demeanor, but Zhouzhou, a seven or eight-year-old lolita with braids. She glared at him with her hands on her hips: "You dare to snatch things at the fifth level of the Qi Refining Stage? The last host was a hundred times more powerful than you!"
Lin Hao: "... Little ancestor, don't dislike it yet. Let's use this broken boat to grab enough spiritual stones to build a sect that can move sideways!"
Since then, the world of cultivation has gained a pair of strange partners:
The male protagonist acts like a rogue, picking out bad guys to rob secret places and intercept supplies. If he can't beat him, he will run away in a boat. Before running away, he has to take the opponent's storage bag;
The weapon spirit acts as a guide, complaining about the "idiot host", but always points out secret passages, opens defenses, and helps him turn "robbed resources" into the key to unlocking the ship's palace in critical moments.
From snatching the low-grade spiritual stones from the outer disciples of the Luyun Sect, to fighting back the foundation-building elders who came to seize the ship; from the broken ship that could only shrink in the main hall, to the mobile sect that unlocked the Alchemy Palace and the Weapon Palace.
Lin Hao patted the board of the boat and smiled: "Zhouzhou, look, our sect was built by robbing us!"
Zhouzhou lay on his shoulder and whispered: "Obviously I helped you snatch it..."
——Others rely on hard work to become immortals, but I rely on robbery to open a clan ship and lead lolita across the world. Whoever comes to rob the ship, I will rob the family wealth of anyone!
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