I Became a Cultivation Big Shot by Slacking Off

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Plot-focused blurb:

Cultivation is thirty percent talent and seventy percent luck. As for hard work? Obviously, you can't outdo everyone in the rat race.

When it came down to joining the rat race or lying flat, Mu Rangchen naturally chose to lie flat.

But you can't just lie flat whenever you want. It's like sitting at home when trouble falls from the sky. He lies flat, disaster chases him from behind, and he can't escape even if he had wings.

Before he knew it, he'd somehow become a big shot.

After weathering countless trials, someone asked him how he'd gone from the king of slacking off to the strongest of them all. Mu Rangchen summed it up: "Lying flat is still important."

Everyone else: We can't win the rat race. There's just no way.

Romance-focused version

The first time Mu Rangchen met Chiyuan, it was a lazy fish meeting a workaholic.

This young man is pretty good-looking, but why is he so cold and quiet?

"All you do is sleep, slack off, and shoot birds. You're the first person I've met who's this lazy and still cultivates."

Mu Rangchen glanced at him. "I can't go against my father's orders, so you'll just have to put up with me."

Was it love at first sight, or did love grow over time? Through all the twists and turns, my heart for you will never change.

Mu Rangchen, eating fruit, joked, "You haven't been longing for me day and night, dreaming of me for ages, have you?"

Chiyuan leaned closer, unusually gentle. "What do you think?"

Through all the changes of fortune, the spirited young men they once were had become the people they most wanted to be.

If you can cultivate alongside the person you love, it doesn't seem so painful after all.

Mu Rangchen: "I heard you've had your eye on me for a long time."

Chiyuan: "Stop listening to people's nonsense all day."

Mu Rangchen: "Then why are you always hanging around me?"

Chiyuan: "Maybe... I don't like the rat race either."

Theme: Stay true to your original aspirations, and you'll see them through