It's so Difficult to Become an Immortal

If you have ever thought that cultivating immortality means eating in the wind and drinking dew, wielding a sword carelessly, turning your hands into clouds and turning your hands into rain, enjoying your grudges and grudges in the sea of ​​clouds, and finding a sense of detachment and freedom. So, let me open the other side of this book for you - a young monk named Jing Hong stepped into the Immortal Gate with such a dream, but found that the road under his feet was not the Qingyun Road, but a chilling reality full of indifference, calculation, greed and killing. Here, spiritual energy needs to be fought for, resources need to be grabbed, and every step of improvement is inseparable from the cruel game of "wealth, lovers, law, and land". Under the sea of ​​clouds shrouded in fairy spirit, there are more realistic rules of survival in the workplace than the ordinary world. Let's see how a young man with three things (no money, no power, no background) can find the real "way to survive" for himself and for countless similar "white-blood cultivators" under the rules of a seemingly hopeless situation. I would like to dedicate this book to every one of you and me who strives to "cultivate immortality" in reality. The road is difficult, let's see how Jing Hong works step by step in this bizarre world of immortality, and counterattacks to break the situation.