[The flow of mortals | The counterattack of waste wood | Cultivation of immortality with mixed spiritual roots | Incense burners turning waste into treasure | Young people from the bottom cultivating immortality]
In order to avoid being arrested by the imperial court, Lin Xiaobai, a farmer's son, was sent to Baiyun Temple to take refuge at Baiyun Temple at his parents' expense.
When he was cleaning an abandoned old house, he accidentally found a mysterious ancient furnace that was impervious to water and dust.
He thought he was just an ordinary Taoist temple handyman, but he discovered that Baiyun Temple had a hidden secret, specifically selecting spiritual disciples for the Immortal Sect.
A few days later, the Immortal Sect's flying boat arrived. On the spirit testing platform, Lin Xiaobai detected the most useless five-series miscellaneous spirit roots. Everyone concluded that the path to immortality was invalid, and he could only be reduced to the lowest servant of the sect.
Everyone laughed at him because he had poor qualifications and would never have a chance to succeed.
But no one knows that the ancient furnace in his hand can refine all things and turn decay into spiritual energy!
What about the five-series miscellaneous spiritual roots?
A foundation of waste material, against the will of nature.
Even if he has peerless spiritual roots, he will overtake him in a corner and fall far behind.
Reader comments
I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 5.
The male protagonist listens to the corner: Others say that the immortal messenger is coming to collect the boy.
The male protagonist inexplicably coveted the old temple master's incense burner, and then used the excuse of the immortal messenger to collect the boy, and stole the incense burner to feel more at ease.
The male protagonist still despises the arrival of the immortal messenger.
Why steal the incense burner? Did the male protagonist read the script, or did I imagine that the Immortal Messenger wanted to train a few children with spiritual roots to seize the body? Then this plot step doesn't make much sense. It was very baffling, and it also made me so angry that I couldn't even speak clearly.
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I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 5. The male protagonist listens to the corner: Others say that the immortal messenger is coming to collect the boy. The male protagonist inexplicably coveted the old temple master's incense burner, and then used the excuse of the immortal messenger to collect the boy, and stole the incense burner to feel more at ease. The male protagonist still despises the arrival of the immortal messenger. Why steal the incense burner? Did the male protagonist read the script, or did I imagine that the Immortal Messenger wanted to train a few children with spiritual roots to seize the body? Then this plot step doesn't make much sense. It was very baffling, and it also made me so angry that I couldn't even speak clearly.
Make your own decisions
Good. It's not too much to give yourself a five-star rating, right?