My Son Takes Me to the Immortal Realm

Who could have imagined that Shang Yuchen, a 38-year-old programmer from Northeast China, ground down by 996 work schedules and mortgage payments, would fall into the cultivation world from a toilet stall alongside his nine-year-old “look-at-me” son while helping him with his homework? Cultivation here is utterly ridiculous: Qi Refining requires mental arithmetic, Foundation Establishment depends on monthly exams, and Golden Cores come from eating spicy snack sticks. The sect is called “Childlike Immortal Academy,” the villain is a cram-school tyrant who forces kids to complete a hundred practice tests, and even the spirit creatures are everyday sorts like pencil demons and spicy-snack divine beasts! There’s no deep-seated misery, just nonstop fun: the son talks back to boost his cultivation, Dad slacks off while protecting his kid, and Mom achieves cleaning godhood. The family laughs their way through turning the cultivation world’s ascetic traditions upside down, making cultivation a happy daily routine of eating snacks, doing homework, and roasting villains. The thrills and laughs are cranked all the way up!