Cultivation Without Worries: Start with an Hungry Stomach

Others rely on talent, chance, and grandpa's dreams to cultivate. The first step for Shi Ya's cultivation is to dig rock potatoes so as not to starve to death. The second step is to prevent evil servants from being robbed. The third step is to practice the "Shipi Sutra" so as not to be swallowed by wild beasts. There is no immortal fate, only a glimmer of life dug out of the cracks in the rocks. There is no easy breakthrough, only the hard work of peeling off a layer of skin and dripping a bowl of blood. On a snowy day in Black Rock Village, he fought for half a piece of frozen cake from a hungry wolf; at the medicine shop in Gray Stone Town, he fought with the handyman to fight for medicine dregs; in the dense forest next to the Lingquan, he squatted for three days to borrow a sip of spiritual water, waiting for the casual cultivator to go crazy before he dared to step forward. His cultivation has never been about "pursuing the great road", but the survival instinct of "not being killed easily" - if his meridians hurt and he wants to commit suicide, he will bite his tongue to pieces and carry it; if his spiritual resources are robbed, he will fight for half his life; if he is cheated, bullied, or ignored by others, he will carve "live" into his bones and use mortal bones to fight for the path to immortality. There is no absolute good or evil, only the weighing of the pros and cons of struggling at the bottom; there is no one-step rise to the top, only the desperate step-by-step survival of bloodshed. Watch Shi Ya start from a hungry mud-leg, trade his life for strength, trade pain for growth, and carve out his own path of cultivation in the cannibalistic world of cultivation!