Liu Ye, a senior "talkative player" of Blue Star, went to Taobao early in the morning to open a blind box - he wanted to open a figure, but he opened a blood-dropping stone.
The next second, no one was there, and they traveled directly to the Lingchu continent where spiritual energy was rampant.
What's even more outrageous is that this drop of blood is not a mortal thing, but actually a magic weapon evolved from a drop of Pangu's essence and blood, containing a "creation space".
Other people's cheats: the system, the old man, and the magical secrets.
Liu Ye's golden finger: a drop of blood + a space that can eat spiritual stones until they glow, and it also prompts at every turn - "Excessive use will consume the host's vitality."
As a result, Liu Ye embarked on a path of casual cultivation that was unprecedented and followed by many others:
If you can fight, run away; if you can run, trap someone. After you're done, you have to go back and say, "Don't worry, I'm being reasonable."
Also accompanying him was a spirit beast companion, A Diao, who was so loud that he could scold the Demon King.
It takes advantage every day: "Call me master!"
The actual battle is never absent: "Don't die, I still expect you to find me spiritual bones to eat."
From setting up stalls at Huigu Market to "arbitrage information differences" to Heiya Village "self-destruction",
Liu Ye's goal is very clear:
Survive first, get rich next, and finally create a great avenue to the sky in the Lingchu Continent!
(Warm reminder: This book contains a lot of unscrupulous but reasonable casual cultivating operations. Please do not imitate them when reading, unless you also have Pangu blood.)
