Honghuang: Starting Out as Deng Hua's Servant Boy in the Chan Sect

[Primordial World + transmigration + System + defying fate]

After transmigrating as the child attendant of Deng Hua, a cannon-fodder disciple of the Chan Sect, Yunting looked at his teacher's destiny, marked with a name on the Investiture of the Gods, and was completely at a loss.

Other people who transmigrated into the Primordial World either latched onto the Three Pure Ones or bound themselves to an Innate Spiritual Treasure. As for him, from the start he got stuck with an unlucky teacher destined to be cannon fodder!

Deng Hua: “Yunting, when do you think I'll break through to Golden Immortal? I hear I can ride the wave of fortune if I go down the mountain this time...”

Yunting (thinking): Don't ask. The answer is soon: soon you'll be on the Investiture of the Gods!

To avoid going down with his teacher, Yunting had no choice but to get to work:

Alchemy? Try the Thirty-Six Heavenly Methods' Size at Will technique for body tempering. The pills he makes have Mystic Immortals lining up to buy them!

Seek opportunities? He accidentally lucks into the Innate Spiritual Treasure, the Mysterious Water Pearl, and immediately comprehends the Great Dao of Water!

Build connections? The Azure Qilin becomes his attendant, the Qingfeng Horse clan leader calls him brother, and every race in the Primordial World treats him with respect!

He'd only wanted to stay alive, but unexpectedly he rises all the way to the top, turning a cannon-fodder script into a wish-fulfillment tale:

Deng Hua looks at his breakthrough to Golden Immortal, then at the True Immortals and Mystic Immortals queuing outside for pills, and stares in confusion. “Wasn't I supposed to end up on the Investiture of the Gods?”

Yunting pats his teacher on the shoulder. “Teacher, think bigger! What's the Investiture of the Gods compared to carefree freedom?”

From the aftermath of the Witch-Demon War to the founding of the Heavenly Court, from obscurity to fame throughout the Primordial World.

Yunting says: It makes perfect sense for me to carry my unlucky teacher to success and, along the way, forge my own broad path in this turbulent age, right?