Cultivating Immortality in the Underworld: Starting With a Workplace Injury Assessment

Han Ming, who died suddenly from overwork under the 996 grind, unexpectedly transmigrated to the Netherworld Continent and became a lowly mining laborer. Before his trial period was even over, an Qi Refining steward sealed the mine shaft and fed him to the demon beasts.

Driven by a fierce will to survive, he had no choice but to drag his frail body through the mine and fight to stay alive, yet he still couldn't escape the demon beasts' jaws.

At death's door, the System awakened. It taught him no breathing techniques and bestowed no cultivation arts. Instead, it initiated a workplace injury claim under the Netherworld Labor Safety Act.

Broken bones earned him copper skin. Humiliation earned him divine sense. Malicious dismissal earned him a deadly strike.

With his life hanging by a thread, Han Ming accepted the System without the slightest hesitation and survived. The more severe his injuries, the greater his compensation. Only by keeping a low profile and steadily growing stronger could he carve out a place for himself in this cultivation world that devoured the weak.

He played dumb and hid among the five-person watch, slacking off on the clock. He treated beatings like top-ups and blame-shifting like cultivation. While the sect's prodigies fought over opportunities in secret realms, this laborer, regarded as little more than air, had quietly laid a solid foundation through countless workplace injury payouts.

Others cultivated to defy heaven and change their fates. Han Ming cultivated as a Renegade Immortal: putting an end to exploitation, rejecting workplace manipulation, and demanding compensation from Heaven.