Zhang Tianyou transmigrates into the Primordial World and wakes up as the lowest-ranking tea-serving attendant in Zixiao Palace.
All around him are major figures of the Primordial World, including the Three Pure Ones, Dijun, Taiyi, and Kunpeng. Any one of them could shatter heaven and earth with a sneeze.
While others compete for Sage positions, fight over spiritual treasures, and stir up tribulations, all he wants is to live a quiet, safe life.
At the first lecture in Zixiao Palace, one casual remark from him makes Dao Ancestor Hongjun, who has been stone-faced for ten thousand years, smile for the first time.
When the Sages' positions are contested, the Dao Ancestor directly entrusts him with the power to decide who becomes a Sage. Every major figure in the Primordial World has to watch his expression.
When the Treasure Distribution Rock undergoes a dramatic change, the Chaos Bead willingly recognizes him as its master, and innate supreme treasures come knocking at his door.
Hongyun: “Brother, I'll have your back from now on!”
Tongtian: “Little attendant, come to Kunlun Mountain. I'll make sure there's plenty of good wine!”
Nuwa: “I'll save you a place here, too.”
Hongjun: “Good.”
Zhang Tianyou: “I really just wanted to serve tea, grow some plants, and keep my head down until the end...”
The writing is unique. It focuses on the protagonist himself. There is no messy system, and it is not like the clichéd plot of other books. I still think it is good after reading it. I will continue reading.