Others rely on talent, chance, and blood to cultivate immortality. Lu Changan relies on nobles, brothers, connections, and a little shamelessness.
A poor boy from Qingshi Town, with mixed spiritual roots of the five elements, was sentenced to the third level of Qi training on the spiritual testing platform. Jianfeng took the genius away, and the first thing he asked was whether Zafeng was in charge of the job. After entering the lowest level of the Qingyun Sect, where they were in charge of spiritual fields, transporting grain, and keeping accounts, what they saw was not a fairyland, but the organization, factions, and accounts filled with less than two bags.
He has a poor tongue, knows how to read people, is willing to give up his position, and dares to let go of the trap. Shen Qingzhu, a lazy master, lives in the ruined courtyard, and there is an ancestor with a broken soul who only wakes up for an hour a day in Yuperii. Both of his backers refused to help him become an immortal, but they made him understand for the first time: in the world of immortality, strength determines the upper limit and connections determine the threshold, and no one is really willing to break up with each other casually.
Wang Hu asked him to bow his head, and Elder Zhou asked for his name. He can scheme and take advantage, but he cannot harm innocent people without reason, nor can he sell out those who truly believe in him. From a handyman in Zafeng to the master of human relations, this path is not about upgrading and slapping him in the face, but about slowly turning people who were originally irrelevant into people who are willing to stand up for him.
