
Cultivation: The System Makes Me Burn Immortal Herbs for Firewood
修仙:系统让我把仙草当柴烧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 490k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
181Chapters
18Reads · all time
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Well, Gu Changjun, a handyman disciple of the Qingxuan Sect, accidentally awakened a system called "The Misunderstanding of All Things" and embarked on an incredible path to immortality. This system identifies all things, but the information it gives is all wrong: the "Nine Turns of Resurrection Grass" that can bring the dead back to life is judged as a weed that is too choking to burn on a fire, and the "Ancient Immortal Sword Bones" containing the supreme swordsmanship is judged as animal bones that can only be ground into powder to feed dogs. However, when Gu Changjun followed his instructions and threw the fairy grass into the stove, he made a peerless elixir; when he threw the sword bone to the local dog, he actually created a mountain-protecting beast.
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