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Traveling through the world of cultivating immortals, He Feng found that he had become a cultivator of miscellaneous spiritual roots who had not reached the third level of Qi refining after joining the Tiangu Sect for two years. He was required by the sect to become a medicine slave. Only after he went into the mountains to collect medicines and earned enough spiritual stones to repay his debts could he be free! Unexpectedly, when he went into the mountains to collect herbs, He Feng awakened the character panel. He could get titles based on his current position, and if he improved, he could get bonus points or skills. From [Herb Gatherer] to [Alchemist], he grew up all the way to [Tianding Star Lord]. . . From [miner] to [mountain-moving warrior], he grew up to become a [real saint]. . . By constantly creating and enriching the character panel, He Feng has grown rapidly, gradually becoming a giant, and proving immortality. . .

Qingfeng, a boy who lost his parents since childhood and made a living by chopping firewood in the forest, accidentally rescued Jin Li, the third elder of the Jinluan Sect. He was found to have low-grade spiritual roots and was brought back to the sect to practice. Qingfeng, who had mediocre qualifications and low status, was deprived of a large number of cultivation resources after Jin Li passed away due to serious injuries, and his path to immortality became difficult. Qingfeng, who had been bullied, accidentally recalled a palm-sized incense burner he had picked up in the mountains and forests. After some observation, Qingfeng determined that the inconspicuous incense burner was actually an alchemy furnace, which could preserve the complete potency of all the medicinal materials used in alchemy. In addition to improving the quality of the elixir, the remaining pure medicinal power could feed back to himself, quickly improving his cultivation level. Guarding the alchemy furnace and practicing steadily, Qingfeng's strength improved rapidly and steadily, he inquired about the immortal way, and realized immortality. . .