While other sects compete for first place in their grand tournaments, he lies in the sun beside a thatched hut.
While others explore secret realms for priceless treasures, he gets by with a few scraps of medicinal herbs.
While others scheme and struggle for power, he pockets his spirit stones and plays dumb.
He casually picked up a skinny mongrel, named it Gou Sheng, and settled into a quiet life with the dog in the hills behind the sect.
Everyone laughed at him as a useless old man who wouldn't live to see spring.
But nobody knew that this old man, already near the grave, grew stronger the more carefully he kept his head down, and the longer he did, the more years he had to live!
Later, when chaos engulfed the sect, prodigies fell, and powerful enemies closed in,
everyone finally realized that the sickly old mountain keeper was leading his mongrel out at an unhurried pace. He raised a hand and subdued the entire cultivation world.
Gou Laosan waved a hand.
It's been a long time since I've read such an appetizing article on cultivating immortality! After the rebirth of the protagonist Gou Laosan, his mentality is particularly calm and transparent. He is not exaggerated at all, not passionate and impulsive, does not forcefully pretend to be cool, and does not have any mindless cheating and crushing routines. He lives a down-to-earth life in the back mountain, is low-key, tolerant, and cautious at every step. He is most afraid of causing trouble and breaking his stable life. The character of this down-to-earth old monk is particularly realistic and touching. The daily life of one person and one dog is warm and smoky, picking ground ears in the mountains, encountering strange objects in the cracks of rocks, and avoiding dangers in the middle of the night. The plot is particularly solidly laid out, and the foreshadowing is subtle and unobtrusive. The writing style is sophisticated and simple, with no fancy rhetoric or frivolous prose. It slowly lays out the plot and slowly shapes the characters, which directly fills the atmosphere. The more you read, the more interesting it becomes. It is very interesting to read calmly and it is really worth following.