I Drew the Longevity Trait from the Start, Laying Low to Cultivate Immortality in a Chaotic World

【Trait Draws】+【Longevity】+【Child of Fortune】+【Bringing Blessings to the Brothers and Fairy Ye】+【Not an Invincible Protagonist】 This book is also known as: 【I Draw a Trait Every Ten Days, So Why Make Me Work Hard at Cultivation?】 Ascending to immortality is a hoax! Cultivation is a hoax, too! Even Longevity is just a hoax! Traits are the real golden finger. 【These traits are way too powerful. I’ll become a succubus and bring blessings to my brothers!】 Ye Rulong transmigrated to a world of immortal cultivation with no money, no connections, and no backing. Fortunately, he activated a System that let him draw once every ten days. He couldn’t tell if he was blessed with incredible luck or had beginner’s protection, but from the start, he drew the mythic trait “Longevity”! With an infinite lifespan, as long as he stayed alive, he would eventually become invincible. Now that Ye Rulong had Longevity, all he wanted was to cultivate quietly. But the Trait-Drawing System was just too generous, and its rewards were a little off-kilter. Even the whole atmosphere started to change. Disguise (White), Voice Change (White), Makeup (Green), Bust Enhancement (Green), Innate Alluring Bones (Gold), Yin-Yang Double Pupils (Purple), External Avatar (Gold). In short, this lousy System was clearly up to something. He drew one trait every ten days, practiced alchemy in his spare time, and occasionally gave his senior and junior sisters some guidance. He explored secret realms using the avatar trait, maintained a bunch of secret identities out in the world, and watched his cultivation soar. Then, with a sudden boom, he ascended. The great experts: “What?! Didn’t they say cultivation was hard? How did he manage to ascend?!” Ye Rulong, carrying more traits than he could count, calmly waved a hand. “Luck. It was all luck.” Ye Rulong, after ascending: “Who says ascending is great?” “Who says cultivation is great?” “This is all a damn hoax!” The blurb doesn’t do it justice. Read the story!