After traveling through the world of immortality for three years, Lin Xian became the top loser who was ridiculed by everyone in the Qingping Sect. He practiced hard and meditated, and his spiritual energy was blocked. Focusing on cultivation would only cause his cultivation to regress, and he was destined to be unable to embark on the path to immortality for the rest of his life. Just when he was about to be expelled from his master's school, the hilarious Taoist system was successfully activated, unlocking a unique and unique path for all eternity! It's hard to make progress in serious cultivation, but if you mess around, you can level up! By telling jokes in public, performing social tricks, and doing funny things, you can accumulate hilarious points, break through the realm, unlock god-level talents, and gain unprecedented opportunities. Others have practiced hard for ten years, fought bloody battles in secret realms, and tried their best to make a slight improvement. But he was free to play, and a joke was better than others' years of hard work. The aloof Senior Brother Juan Wang was manipulated by him until his Taoist heart was broken and he secluded himself. All the elders of the traditional sect were shattered and scrambled for advice. The geniuses from all walks of life appeared on the stage again and again, and were crushed to death by sand sculptures time and time again. When the entire orthodox world of immortality was overturned, everyone was at a loss to understand what kind of outrageous path this boy was cultivating?
Purpose: Anti-immortal cultivation, breaking the stereotype that "only hard work can achieve enlightenment", conveying the core of "happiness is the most advanced way of life and practice", dispelling the solid logic of the opposition between good and evil, and the supremacy of talent in traditional immortal cultivation narratives, advocating facing life with a relaxed and sincere attitude, and living your own wonderful life even if you don't have top talents. At the same time, it conveys the gentle guidance that "reconciliation is more valuable than opposition".