When she was ten years old, her parents died, and she was thrown into an abandoned cave to sweep the floor. She picked up a broken iron pot that was so rusted that even her own mother could not recognize it. This thing looks like a water boiler, but its functions are ridiculous - throw in the waste elixir, and it will become the best in the morning; throw in the ground-stall technique, and it will rise to the Xuan level overnight; put in the low-grade magic weapon, and it can cut iron like clay. To put it simply, this is not a pot, but a "one-click optimization" in the world of immortality.
The five-spirited loser counterattacked with a broken pot, and her elixirs were promoted, her skills were strengthened, and her opportunities were doubled. Let's see how she went from being a sweeper to embarking on the road to ascension step by step!
Reader comments
Why doesn't the author answer the question of whether there is a male protagonist? He wants to take both sides.
I've only read a few chapters, and it's pretty good. Does this book have a CP?
I originally wanted to give it five points, but I update one chapter a day. I don't know about others. Anyway, I want to keep books.
It looks good, I look forward to it, what kind of good future will the wretched and underdeveloped heroine have?
Describe the heroine's wisdom and careful development of Xun Tao.
Looks good and sounds good! It's worth following up! ! ! ! !
Why doesn't the author answer the question of whether there is a male protagonist? He wants to take both sides.
I've only read a few chapters, and it's pretty good. Does this book have a CP?
I originally wanted to give it five points, but I update one chapter a day. I don't know about others. Anyway, I want to keep books.
It looks good, I look forward to it, what kind of good future will the wretched and underdeveloped heroine have?
Describe the heroine's wisdom and careful development of Xun Tao.
Looks good and sounds good! It's worth following up! ! ! ! !