Traveling to the world of cultivating immortals, Su Ye just wanted to survive.
But the system won't let him be stubborn - to be precise, one system won't let him be stubborn, and the other system won't let him be lazy.
Goudao System: The longer you live, the higher your cultivation level. Exposed once, the reward will be reset to zero. Langdao system: The more ruthless you are, the higher your cultivation level will be. If you give in once, your cultivation will regress.
The two systems argued in their minds for three hundred chapters, and Su Ye was caught in the middle, in a dilemma. From the cauldron of the Hehuan Sect to the miracle doctor in the mortal city, from the gangster on the street to the imperial court's heir, he went all the way and made everyone happy.
Others rely on hard work to cultivate, but he relies on "waiting". Others rely on elixirs to achieve breakthroughs, but he relies on "pouring". Others rely on fighting with all their strength, while he relies on "fox possession" and "disguise mask". Golden elixir stage monk? You can't afford to offend him, but you can kill someone with a borrowed knife. The prince seizes the heir? Don't interfere, but you can push one up and use it as a chess piece.
He took in a fox as a spy and an apprentice as an errand boy. Use medical skills to save people, use tricks to trick people, and use system rewards to arm yourself. Readers called him an old bastard, and he said this was "the wisdom of Gou."
This is not a traditional book about cultivating immortals. There is no bitter and bitter cultivation, and there is no life-and-death struggle. Some are just time-travelers who don't want to work hard, jumping repeatedly between two contradictory systems, picking up wool while watching a show, and getting everything done by the way.
Staying or wandering? Su Ye said: I want them all.
Let's see how a person who doesn't want to be a hero becomes a mastermind in the world of cultivating immortals.
