Ye Chen, a mortal who traveled to the world of cultivating immortals, had no power to bind a chicken, but accidentally ended up in an abandoned ancient sect ruins.
[Unexpected opportunity]: He accidentally triggered the remaining mountain-protecting formation of the sect. Just as the elders of the Eternal Divine Sect were passing by, they mistakenly thought that he was the legendary founder of the mountain who never came out of the world!
[Anti-routine]: Ye Chen wanted to explain, but when he saw the adoring eyes of the elders and the treasures they offered, he had an idea and decided to make the mistake right and start his career as an "ancestor".
[Goldfinger Awakening]: He discovered that he could activate their hidden talents by "commenting" on the sect's disciples, and even gave them special physiques and techniques!
[Behind the scenes layout]: Ye Chen seems to be unfathomable on the surface, but in fact he has a headache every day on how to maintain his "ancestor" persona. He used his past life knowledge and mortal wisdom to comment on his disciples' practice, guide the development of the sect, and even casually uttered common sayings, which were regarded by his disciples as "the most important principles."
[Climax]: As a result, the ordinary tree he planted casually was regarded as "the divine tea of enlightenment" by his disciples; the limerick he recited casually was interpreted by his disciples as "the supreme mental method"; the graffiti he drew unexpectedly made his disciples suddenly realize the formation! Under his "unintentional" guidance, the disciples of the Eternal God Sect rose up one by one like cheats, and immortal emperors and god kings emerged one after another.
[Ultimate Reversal]: When the Immortal Realm invaded and the heavens shook, Ye Chen's disciples one after another proved the truth and cut through the nine heavens with one sword. They looked back at the sect, only to find that the "unfathomable" ancestor was sitting leisurely on a wicker chair, reading a book of mortal words, and muttering: "I am really not an ancestor..."
