My Instruction Manual for Cultivating Immortality Is Only One Page

With a page from "The Legend of Shu Mountain" and the dream of "riding a sword and riding the wind", A Qi, a Han Chinese boy who was raised in the Qiang Village, resolutely stepped into the legendary world. However, what greeted him in the world was not the fairy spirit, but the "broken" mental method thrown in by the stingy and greedy sloppy old beggar (and it was stipulated that it could only be practiced once a day?!); The "spiritual root" that looked like fairy grass and could actually break a tooth if you bite it; and the survival guide "Don't yell when you see uneven roads, run as fast as you can". Not to mention his half-baked Qiang accent and his clear eyes that said he was "easy to deceive" at first glance. It simply said "Fat Sheep Come Soon" on his forehead. But Ah Qi doesn't have much else, he just has enough stubbornness! Relying on that unreliable "instruction manual" and a life harder than cow dung, he stumbled on the road. He met a junior sister who also went out for training but led an inferior horse, but she was smarter than the monster. "Then let's go together!" [Everyday life is miserable and the tasks always go astray, but each of my partners is able to survive better than the other! This is a story about how a "stone" created sparks and romance on the unreliable road of cultivating immortality, and by the way (maybe, maybe, probably) saved the world. Boy, the style of your fairy tale is not quite right! But it's guaranteed to make you laugh to tears and stomp your feet!