After Sixty Years of Cultivation, I Became a Security Guard at Longhu Mountain

[Urban cultivation] [System] [Longhu Mountain] [Cautious protagonist] [Lighthearted comedy] [Demon slaying] [One female lead]

On the day he finished his college entrance exams at eighteen, Yan Zhiwei was hit by a car that had gone out of control while saving his younger sister, leaving him in a vegetative state.

No one knew that his consciousness had entered a true world of immortal cultivation.

Sixty years.

Starting out as a lowly mine slave, he mined ore, grew medicinal herbs, refined pills, and killed demons. Countless times, he crawled out of piles of corpses.

But before Yan Zhiwei could take off, he opened his eyes again and found himself lying in the hospital.

Sixty years in the cultivation world had amounted to only ten years in reality.

His father had sold their home and shop to save him, his mother's hair had gone white, and the little girl who used to follow him around calling him big brother had grown up.

Even worse, he hadn't brought back a single bit of his sixty years of cultivation.

Just then, [Cultivation Gacha System successfully bound!]

[Unlock requirement: Join an orthodox Taoist sect recognized by Heaven and Earth.]

Yan Zhiwei looked at the recruitment notice from Longhu Mountain on his phone, lost in thought.

A month later.

HR: What position are you applying for?

Yan Zhiwei: Security guard.

[Ding!]

[Detected that Host has officially joined the Longhu Orthodox Taoist lineage!]

[Cultivation Gacha System activated!]

From then on, Longhu Mountain had an especially cautious security guard.

Other people brought a peachwood sword when catching ghosts.

Yan Zhiwei brought twenty thunder talismans, three magical artifacts, two bottles of pills, set up a formation in advance, and planned three escape routes.

The female Daoist finally couldn't hold back.

"It's just a little ghost. Is all that really necessary?"

Yan Zhiwei nodded solemnly.

"Absolutely."

"I survived sixty years in the cultivation world, and it was never thanks to being brave."

"It was because I valued my life."