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While everyone else cultivates by hunting treasures and seeking opportunities, I, Lu Yuan, started with nothing but a broom and a slab of bluestone.
Three years after arriving at the Qingyun Sect, he was left sweeping the outskirts of the trial forest because of his poor spiritual roots. He did the hardest, dirtiest work and endured his fellow disciples' scorn and mockery.
Inner Sect disciples had spirit pills, cultivation manuals, and guidance from their masters. All he had each day was an endless carpet of fallen leaves and broken stones to sweep away.
But Lu Yuan never complained. Day after day, he repeated the same three tasks: sweeping at dawn to temper his blood and vitality, breaking stones at noon to hone his footwork, and hunting demons in the mountains at dusk to sharpen his combat skills.
By chance, he discovered that the rhythm of sweeping dust away perfectly matched the way the world moved. Ordinary labor had turned out to be a shortcut to cultivation that belonged to him alone.
After twenty-one days of grueling practice, he was already far beyond disciples of the same rank. He cut open beasts to retrieve their cores, carved marks to track his achievements, and transformed his technique, body, and state of mind at every level.
The sect's individual martial arts tournament began. Geniuses from great clans and prodigies of the Inner Sect competed fiercely, while everyone thought a lowly servant who swept floors belonged backstage, doing menial work.
But when Lu Yuan walked onto the arena with a worn iron sword and a bamboo broom in hand, the entire crowd fell silent.
Dust rose on the wind, and the old broom swept out endless traces of the Dao. The former lowly servant would show the entire immortal sect that spiritual roots do not define the path to immortality. All paths begin in the dust, with a simple sweep of the broom!
There are a lot of sweeping jobs on the market that rely on the sign-in system to start the game. This one is completely contrary to the routine. The protagonist Lu Yuan has no golden finger and only relies on hard work day after day to polish himself. He sweeps the floor, practices walking on gravel, and hunts animals in the forest. After 21 days of hard work, every ounce of strength is accumulated through hard work. The plot logic is very solid, and there is no sense of violation of forced cheating. The description of the fight is very graphic, the earth-type heavy sword is thick and steady, the wind-type light sword is agile and fast, the two-person sword fight is full of tension, the single-player arena match is fully prepared, and the exciting point of the low-level handyman's counterattack is gradual and not exaggerated. The author's writing is exquisite, and the atmosphere of the sect's marketplace and the trial forest is well created. The characters are not stereotyped, and the setting of the handymen being bullied and the senior officials cherishing talents is very real. The new author is very humble, his writing is full of care, and the plot foreshadowing is natural. The more you read, the more you get hooked, and you can't stop following it! I sincerely recommend it to book lovers who like to learn about cultivating immortality in a down-to-earth way and don't read mindless system texts!