After transmigrating to a cultivation world where the strong prey on the weak, Li Changshou awakens his life-bound magic treasure: an utterly ordinary house.
Other people's treasures can cleave stars and split the Heavenly River. His house can only shield him from wind and rain, and even comes with a property deed.
Li Changshou thinks that's just fine. He plans to lie low until the end of time.
Then the demon beasts attack the city, chaos engulfs the sect, and he accidentally points his safe house's “visitor mode” outside.
In an instant, every demon beast within a hundred li is “invited” inside by an invisible force, shrinking to the size of cats and dogs and turning into pets.
His senior brothers and sisters, who are still struggling to hold the line, stare in stunned disbelief. “???”
Hugging a trembling spirit cat, Li Changshou looks innocent. “If I say this is my life-bound divine ability, will you believe me?”
Years later, as the apocalypse descends and the Myriad Worlds plunge into despair,
a plain, unremarkable house slowly flies into the very heart of the heavenly tribulation.
The tribulation strikes for three days and three nights. The house loses a patch of plaster.
Li Changshou yawns inside and writes an entry on the property deed:
“House damaged by heavenly tribulation. Compensation pending.”
It looks good, don't ask why. The question is, this is what I wrote