After Pei Mingyan transmigrates into the second male lead of an abandoned novel, he devotes himself to cultivation and wants nothing but to ascend. Yet the Heavenly Dao kicks him back down time and time again.
With no other choice, he joins the villain's faction and starts living the slacker life. But the villain's underlings all look down on him and make him go on missions every day.
Oh, right, this second male lead is a heaven-blessed prodigy, a pillar of the righteous path! How could the villains possibly like him?
Pei Mingyan: I really just want to slack off for a while. Why is it so hard... so hard...
Villain's underlings: The capable should do more~ Xiao Pei~
Later, a crowd of villains cling to his leg:
"Boss Pei, don't go!! We'll fight for you!!"
"We'll sweep the floors for you!"
"We'll translate the ancient texts for you!"
"We'll do anything for you!"
Pei Mingyan: Xie Liu. Get lost! I'm finally ascending, and I still have to go up there and find you all a new Heavenly Dao.
A few things to know:
1. No romance. Lighthearted and lively, with a plot-driven story.
2. An all-around male lead with terrible luck.
3. The story goes, "I saved the world by accident."
No-romance novel coming soon: Cultivation Begins with Infinite Resurrections
Zhao Zhao transmigrated more than ten years ago, but his golden finger never showed up. Just as he was about to give up, he suddenly saw names floating above his dad, mom, uncle, aunt, and even his maternal granduncle. Was he seeing things?
Even more absurdly
That night, he fell and cracked his head, dying on the spot. When he woke up, he found himself lying in a coffin! He climbed out, scaring his dad, mom, aunt, and maternal granduncle half to death!
The villagers said he was a corpse that had come back to life and invited an immortal to subdue him.
The immortal called him a monster and sentenced him to death by fire. After they burned him to a crisp...
He came back to life again.
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Oh. He got a golden finger that lets him resurrect infinitely, maybe?
Coming soon: The Part-Time Jobs App for Other Planes
Ning Yubai hit the lowest point of his life when he suddenly got bound to a part-time jobs app.
He looked at the homepage task list:
"Shopping and Delivery," "Mind the Store," "Substitute Teacher," and so on.
Ning Yubai: Pretty normal?
He scrolled down:
"Threading a Needle," "Hauling Bricks," "Murder and Arson," and so on.
Ning Yubai slowly typed a question mark.
In the spirit of exploration, he swiped down again:
"Stand-in for an Infinite-Flow NPC," "Fill In for the System," "Zombie Makeup Artist," "Temporary Furnace Watcher for Elixir Refining," and countless others.
Looking at the bizarre part-time jobs, Ning Yubai decided he had to try them out himself.
As he tried them out...
He used the strange rewards from those jobs to open the door to one new world after another.
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Theme: People can triumph over fate
I Draw Cards to Extend My Life Forever
A Few Miscellaneous Preview Chapters
I Rely on Gacha to Keep Myself Alive Forever (Quick Transmigration)
The Cultivation World's General Store
Summoning Players: Cultivation for All
The Rogue Cultivators' Alliance
How Strange! This Supermarket Takes Zombies
Plane-Hopping Part-Time Job App
Building Infrastructure with an Army of Skeletons
What, I really want to beat A Zhi
Yes, there are a lot of pitfalls that have not been filled. How did Pei Mingyan return to the modern age in the end? Wasn't he only able to choose one of the two? What price did he pay? And how did Mei Shuyu turn into a cat? Didn't Pei Pei choose to let Mei Shuyu become an adult again? How could he go to the modern age? And did Fang Qing go to bed early and get up early to live a green life after returning? A lot of things have not been explained clearly! Must be filled out completely!
Thank you for the limited exemption, although I felt like punching someone when I saw a character like A Zhi at the end...
Sure enough, the previous JJ novels were of a relatively high standard. I like the kind of novels that are not full of brains but not completely incomprehensible. The plot and characters are relatively full, and the wisdom and strength of the characters other than the protagonist are not obliterated.
It's: If he is so strong, he doesn't have to spend the eighteen turns on the mountain road to kill the Mei family. By recruiting strong men as his subordinates, he can also let his subordinates kill the Mei family directly. Why do he always make coincidences that require a lot of brainpower? To spend so much time, he must have some contractual oath or identity that prevents him from doing it openly.
For the first time, I truly feel that I am a retard, but I like this feeling of being crushed by the author's IQ.
What's going on? What's going on with the protagonists, villains, and supporting characters? If Tiandao is sick, you're also going to have problems?
Among a bunch of free novels, I picked this one. What attracted me was the introduction of the article. While reading the novel, I felt that the author's logical thinking was very strong. I saw that the relationship between the characters was not clarified later and I was a little confused. However, the plot was very attractive to me until I read it all. The author's vocabulary and writing skills are very good, and I really like the extras. Keep up the good work, author! 💪 💪
Jiang Yuanse: My subordinates are disobedient and my heart aches.
I don't understand why the heroine is the only one left there. She is an unreliable rookie.