He is the most humble sweeper in Qingyun Sect, and everyone calls him "servant".
No spiritual roots, no background, no future. His daily job is to clean the fallen leaves in the Sutra Pavilion and endure the glares and insults from the outer disciples. Everyone said that this kind of good-for-nothing deserved to be in the spotlight for the rest of his life.
Until one day, he found that when he was wiping the jade slips of the martial arts, the picture of the decomposition of the runes automatically appeared in his mind——
Yellow level skill, decomposition! Refactor! Become a tailor-made Guiyuan Jue!
Broken magic weapon, decomposed! Realize! Recast into a magic weapon that can cut iron like clay!
Withered spiritual grass, decompose! Reverse! Refining the elixir to bring the dead back to life!
From then on, the servile handyman disappeared.
In the outer sect competition, he counterattacked the foundation-building genius with the third level of Qi refining, and the whole audience was completely silent.
The wave of monsters and beasts came, and he led a group of "waste" disciples to defend the side peak and fight to become gods.
The Immortal Alliance threatened him, and he tore up the edict in public: "It's not your turn to decide the fate of me, Chen Mo!"
He taught Fei Linggen how to practice and made Tie Zhu, who had lost his arm, become a master of weapon refining.
He fell in love with the proud daughter of heaven and made a "ten-year agreement" to accompany her life and death.
He meets a mysterious sweeper and uncovers the shocking conspiracy that happened thousands of years ago - it turns out that the so-called "spiritual roots determine destiny" is just a scam!
From the Qingyun Gate to the Eastern Region, from the spiritual world to the divine world, from the handyman to the Eternal Lord.
What he broke was not only the shackles of realm, but also the iron law of class throughout the ages.
"There are no useless spiritual roots, only useless people. As monks, why should we fear the destiny?"
Okay, fascinating
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