Others rely on talent to achieve immortality, while Ji Beizhou relies on picking up rags to achieve immortality.
Miscellaneous spiritual roots? Scrap material? Doesn't exist. His Dantian is a bottomless pit. Spiritual stones, spiritual grass, spiritual animal feed, and even stones on the roadside, as long as they can be eaten, are all for cultivation.
Being pushed off a cliff by a fellow disciple? It just so happened that the spiritual energy at the bottom of the cliff was strong, and I also picked up a broken jade slip that could curse people.
Being targeted by an elder and wanting to slice it for study? It's okay, let's kneel down and call him daddy first, and then I'll let you call him daddy when he's grown well.
In the world of immortality, the jungle is strong and the strong prey on the weak, and people's hearts are unpredictable, but Ji Beizhou has an iron rule: he can lose his face, but not his life; his knees can be weak, but his bottom line cannot be broken.
This is the story of a young man who crawled out of the garbage in the yard, and with his thick skin and a bottomless pit, he made the entire world of immortality eat up.
Decades later, someone asked him why he could destroy the fairy world.
Ji Beizhou picked his teeth and smiled calmly: "It's nothing, I just have good teeth."
Purpose: In the world of cultivating immortals where the jungle prevails, using market wisdom to overcome obstacles and survive proves that true strength is not talent, but the tenacity to still laugh out loud after being repeatedly beaten by fate. Through humorous touches, it reveals the simple truth that "you can achieve success only when you are alive", and shows the survival philosophy of small people who use softness to overcome strength and win with wisdom in the face of adversity.