Refusing Involution, I Become an Immortal by Lying Down

Lin Yan, an ordinary social worker who was crushed by 996 in the real world, died suddenly after working overtime and accidentally traveled to the world of immortality and became the lowest outer disciple of the Qingyun Sect. I originally thought that cultivating immortals was about changing one's destiny against the will of heaven, but I found that this place is more complicated than the workplace: those who cultivate immortals are crazy about spiritual stones, they have to check in when refining elixirs, and they practice based on KPIs. Those who fail are reduced to handymen and cannot turn over for the rest of their lives. He originally wanted to lie down and die, but he awakened the "anti-involution system" and gained the ability to "lay down and win". He didn't have to stay up late refining elixirs, but he optimized the process and made elixirs in one go; he didn't compete for spiritual stone resources, but used shared thinking to resolve crises; he refused to clock in and get involved, but his spiritual power skyrocketed. When the entire world of cultivators was fighting over "who worked harder", Lin Yan relied on modern workplace wisdom and anti-involution philosophy to find an "easy path to cultivating immortals". From a humiliated loser to the founder of the "Lying Ying Sect", he used data to defeat tradition and used rules to subvert order. When the elder of the sect asked: "How can you become an immortal if you don't work hard?" He smiled calmly: "Because the real practice is not to consume yourself, but to make the world a better place." This is an absurd yet true fable about cultivating immortals, with tears in the laughter and healing hidden in the irony. Dedicated to everyone who is exhausted in reality but still wants to look up at the stars.