Transmigration: One Hundred Ways to Die from Mortal to Immortal Venerable

After an accident, overworked office drone Lin Bei transmigrates to the cultivation world, where everyone despises him as a good-for-nothing mortal! He plans to keep his head down, cultivate, and defy fate, but the System insists he “get himself killed.” “Host, mock your senior brother in public during the sect tournament!” “Host, sneak a thousand-year-old immortal pill from your master and leave a note!” “Host, tell the Demon Saintess, ‘Your makeup is smudged!’” Every time he courts death, his cultivation soars! Every time things go wrong, his techniques level up! And so He blazes through the cultivation world, rising from a good-for-nothing mortal to a powerful Immortal Venerable; He breaks the laws of the Heavenly Dao by courting death, becoming the enemy of the entire realm (though no one can actually kill him); He turns the cultivation world into a “reality show,” with System notifications raining down like on-screen comments! This isn’t your usual underdog comeback. It’s a cultivation romp where he risks his life just to get himself killed! Highlights: A refreshing twist on the genre: others cultivate in seclusion, but the protagonist cultivates by “looking for death”! Hilarious interactions: the System lends a hand, and every death-seeking mission is more outrageous than the last; Thrilling power-ups: every act of courting death brings a breakthrough, and the good-for-nothing becomes an Immortal Venerable; Modern jokes collide with cultivation: on-screen comments, snark, and office-drone thinking turn the cultivation world upside down! In a nutshell: “Courting death isn’t scary. What’s scary is courting death and still ascending to immortality!”