Mortal Cultivation: My Brother's Name Is Wang Teng

Liu Neng is a farmer's son from the mountains in the southwest of Dayin. His name was given by his parents. He has four attributes of pseudo-spiritual roots. According to the world of immortality, this kind of qualification is not worthy of even lifting someone's shoes. He dug out a dusty pottery basin from beneath the abandoned alchemy room at Tiejianmen. If you plant the spiritual grass, one night will last for a hundred days; if you wash the waste pills, the bad ones will be transformed into good ones; if you put in the spiritual stones, magic weapons, and residual scrolls of exercises, they will be able to create tricks. The price is that everything will burn his extremely poor spiritual stone. He also had a classmate named Wang Teng who crashed his head. When he woke up, he was full of strange words, such as "there must be a backhand in the secret realm" and "the old man must have a plan when passing on his skills." The strange thing was that it came true time and time again. Wang Teng also has a secret. The broken system in his mind only wakes up every few months. When it wakes up, it sends out tasks, and the task target is always Liu Neng. One is so cautious that he is stingy, and the other is so bold that he deserves a beating. Many years later, it was spread in the world of immortal cultivation that fellow Taoist Wang Teng was unfathomable and that the man surnamed Liu next to him was just his brother. After Liu Neng listened, he silently put the seventy-third newly refined bamboo sword back into his sleeve.