The World of Cultivating Immortals Is All Fake, but I Am Honest and Say It Is Real

"The poor man's road to immortality is filled with mud every step of the way." There are no heaven-defying skills, no peerless spiritual roots, and no grandpa's ring. The protagonist, Gu Buyan, has practiced Qi to the ninth level. His face is fake, his heart is leaky, and his sword is broken. His only ability is to tell the truth. In a world where everyone is lying, telling the truth is more dangerous than killing someone. The author writes "poverty" to his bones. We walked for three days eating dried dried beans with spices, crossing the river with hand-built rafts, and fighting with bricks and kitchen knives. But there is a breath of truth hidden in the poverty in every chapter - the poorer you are, the more you have to live. Zhou Qingping's phrase "eat the fish first" makes people's noses sour than any other ceremony of cultivating immortality.