Introduction to I Became an Immortal Through Luck
While the cultivation world still believed that "only through countless trials can one attain the Dao," Yang Yifan proved through personal experience that luck is the ultimate golden finger.
Yang Yifan, an overworked office worker living in a rented apartment, casually ordered a 19.9-yuan "Cultivation Techniques Manual" on the "Pin Yi" app, just for fun, then promptly forgot all about it. But a few days later, an ancient book with a plain, archaic cover and not a single word on its pages appeared out of nowhere. The order record had vanished, the money had been automatically refunded, and even the seller had become an untraceable mystery.
He tossed the "blank piece of junk" onto his bedside table. Then, while peeling fruit, he accidentally cut his finger. The instant a drop of blood splashed onto the book, it burst into blue light, and an ocean of cultivation knowledge and immense power surged into his mind: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul... In ten seconds, his cultivation shot straight to the heavens, transforming his mortal body into that of an immortal.
There was no thousand-year ordeal of arduous cultivation, no life-or-death tribulation, and no scheming or infighting among sects. Yang Yifan's path to immortality was paved entirely by a string of good fortune, from "placing a casual order" to "accidentally spilling blood." While other cultivators fought tooth and nail over a single spirit stone, he stumbled upon ancient treasures through sheer luck. While powerful cultivators remained trapped at bottlenecks for centuries, he accidentally triggered opportunities bestowed by the Heavenly Dao. And while the gods of Heaven argued endlessly over the rules, one thoughtless act of his actually reshaped the order of the immortal sects.
This is a comedic "luck-based cultivation" story that upends traditional cultivation tropes. Watch the most laid-back office worker use the most absurd luck to carve out the most audacious path in the cultivation world. After all, in the face of absolute good fortune, all that arduous cultivation becomes unnecessary. Immortality?
The story is novel, good and worth recommending