Mu Jing cultivated for tens of thousands of years, entered the Dao through alchemy, and finally succeeded in surviving his tribulation and ascending.
But the so-called Immortal Realm seems pretty lame.
Its people all walk unsteadily, look sickly, and have not the slightest trace of spiritual energy in their bodies.
Worst of all, the spiritual energy in the Immortal Realm is even scarcer than in the world he came from.
So did he fail his tribulation?
That can't be right. Wouldn't failing a tribulation mean his soul would be scattered?
Then... Mu Jing learned that this world had a name: Earth.
He got a new identity and occupation: unemployed college graduate.
Then he started living with a ghost.
Mu Jing: Ghost, are there immortals in this world?
Ghost: @#￥%... (I am one.)
Mu Jing: Ah... Since you didn't answer, that proves there really are no immortals in this world.
Ghost: @#￥%... (Didn't you hear me? I said I'm an immortal.)
Mu Jing: gazes at the sky at a 45-degree angle. So I really did fail my tribulation and end up somewhere I can't cultivate.
Ghost: ...
A deeply chuunibyou, unhinged alchemist bottom X a ghost top of unknown orientation
P.S.:
I'm trying to write an unhinged character, but I don't know if I can pull it off. If it makes you uncomfortable, please leave and don't bother me.
Information about medicinal ingredients comes from Baidu Baike and other medical texts.
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