Dogs in Another World Are Super Snowy

(This book is also called Dog Lives/Super Flying Snow Story) Chu Sheng travels to another world and obtains the Book of Hundreds of Worlds. After death, he can carry his cultivation, treasures, and lifespan with him. He can also give up inheriting everything and awaken special talents in the next life. Chu Sheng originally thought that relying on the Book of Hundreds of Worlds, he could sweep through other worlds and reach the top to become an immortal, but things went counterproductive. He was surprised to find that he was in a world without immortals. Without the path to immortality, where would the cultivation, treasures, and lifespan come from? Chu Sheng didn't want to give up, he vowed to search for immortals for all his life, and determined to knock on the door of immortals! … I don't know how many years later, Chu Sheng was in rags and huddled in a back alley in despair. He had struggled for ninety-nine lives and had yet to find any trace of the immortal. Degenerated into a beggar, he ended his life hastily and started his 100th life. [You have awakened a new talent - beast language, you can now communicate with any animal without any obstacles] Chu Sheng looked at the disappeared Book of Hundreds of Worlds, feeling sad in his heart. He was born to be a mortal! When he returned to the shabby alley of his previous life and planned to continue messing around, he found that the place was occupied by a group of wild dogs. "Where did this wild dog come from? Get out!" Chu Sheng skillfully drove away the wild dogs, but he heard several different voices ringing in his mind: "Wow, this mortal is really making a lot of noise!" "Don't waste your energy on mortals. You have just established a foundation. Let's stabilize your realm first." "We monks should cultivate our moral integrity and cultivate our character. We should not be like this vulgar mortal." "Fairy, focus on stabilizing your realm. I'll go take a piss later to drive him away." Chu Sheng glanced at the barking wild dogs in confusion: "Huh?"