Two Realms: Gou Cultivates Immortality in the Dharma-Ending World

Ye Zhou travels through the age of the end of the Dharma. Meditation is not as good as taking drugs. Kung Fu relies entirely on loans. Cultivation as an immortal depends not on talent but only on talent. As a high school student, he accidentally traveled between the two worlds with a mysterious yin-yang fish jade pendant. In Daxu, cultivating immortals has developed into a complete industrial chain - body refining relies on medicine, cultivation relies on buying lessons, and spiritual energy is monopolized by the five major sects; In the Xuanhuang Realm, everything returns to "tradition" - skills rely on inheritance, cultivation relies on hard work, and the law of the jungle is the only law. Traveling between the two worlds, he constantly uses the resources of the two worlds to complement each other, exchanging benefits while strengthening his own cultivation. A few years later, Ye Zhou found that he had become a top master in both spiritual and physical cultivation, and he had no rivals in both worlds...