I Wanted to Make a Great Contribution but Was Caught Halfway to Become an Immortal.

Shen Yu, who was wearing the suit, was imprisoned as soon as he arrived in another world because he had no identity document and could not explain his hometown and place of origin. He finally got the opportunity to present a poem to the county magistrate, but he was ridiculed as "shameless, so happy for his success." Shen Yu was extremely helpless, why was this different from what was said in the script? Isn't it said that in ancient times, just copying a few poems could make you a literary giant and be treated as a guest? Don't "Ode to the Goose", "Thoughts on a Quiet Night" and "Sympathy for the Farmers" be considered poems? Or is it that the county looks down on technical secondary school students? Seeing that the road to becoming a literary hero was blocked, Shen Yu took shelter in a bandit's village and waited for the opportunity. Finally, he persuaded the village owner to revolt and planned to become a hero in troubled times. Seeing that great things were about to happen, Shen Yu couldn't hide his excitement, but the army was cut down by a few swords of monks from the sky, and he was also captured to the fairy gate... Fortunately, he entered the Immortal Path. Although he had no spiritual roots, he repeatedly failed. He was judged to have a special physique and planned to achieve immortality. However, he was told that without spiritual roots, he would not be able to build a foundation and ended up in the cold palace. . After escaping from the fairy gate, he met a white-haired old man who told him that he had a way to seize souls and build a foundation, but his purpose was to seize Shen Yu's body. Shen Yu smiled miserably, "Okay, okay, this is how you play, right?" After saying that, a magic sword that surpassed the innate spiritual treasure slowly flew out of his body. . . .