Traveling through the world of cultivating immortals, without spiritual roots and unable to practice, Gu Changsheng completely lay down and became a mortal farmer in the mountains without fighting against the world.
He didn't know that the rice he planted casually was the "Nine Turns of Resurrection Rice" that can give life to human flesh and bones.
He didn't know that the carp he kept in the pond were ancient dragon carp whose bloodline had returned to their ancestors.
He didn't know that the native chickens he raised in his pen were phoenix babies that failed to achieve nirvana.
He didn't know that the ax he used to chop wood was an innate spiritual treasure left over from the beginning of the world.
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One day, a dying fairy saint escaped into his courtyard and drank a bowl of "chicken soup" he cooked. Her injuries were completely healed, her cultivation level skyrocketed, and she soared directly on the spot!
The entire world of cultivating immortals is crazy!
Countless ancestors who are about to reach the end of their lifespan, geniuses who are stuck in bottlenecks, and empresses who are of unparalleled elegance have stepped over the threshold one after another, begging for a chance to get a chance from their predecessors.
Facing the worship of all the big guys, Gu Changsheng looked innocent: "I'm really just a mortal. Do you cultivators have any brain problems?"
* **Introduction comments: **
* The opening chapter points out the protagonist's "mortal" identity and "lay flat" mentality, and establishes the basic character design.
* Through a series of parallel sentences of "he doesn't know", the information gap is continuously superimposed, and the "mundane" of the protagonist is compared with the "divine" of the things around him, quickly creating an invincible image of "being in a treasure mountain without knowing it", which is dense and intuitive.
Introducing the specific incident of "the saint drank chicken soup and soared" to materialize the shocking results caused by this information gap and set off the plot.
