Immortal Cultivation as a Porter: I Have Level 5 Maxed-Out Inscription

After awakening the memories of his time in the womb, Yang Silang feels the weight on his shoulders is immense. That's no figure of speech: he's actually carrying a hundred jin on his shoulders, laboring up and down the steps of a mountain city. He can't afford to rest for even a moment if he wants to survive. In his previous life, he was a Blue Star wage slave working 996 hours a week, and he died with regrets. Now, reborn as a porter hauling burdens under the Great Shun dynasty, his situation is even worse. Just look at this miserable working environment: a turbulent dynasty, greedy officials, violent gangs, unscrupulous guilds, and even martial arts experts, cults, monsters, and strange beings... Yang Silang truly feels that the three-foot bamboo pole on his shoulders can't bear all these mountains. Fortunately, he discovers that he comes with several maxed-out inscriptions. The Wind Inscription lets him move quickly even while carrying a heavy load. The Earth Inscription makes his skin tough and his body resistant to heat and cold. The Water Inscription nourishes him and dispels fatigue. The Fire Inscription multiplies his explosive power in an instant, letting him break through his physical limits. But the biggest surprise is the effect of the Wood Inscription: a 20% increase in lifespan! Yang Silang has a plan now. With these inscriptions at his side, what does it matter if he starts out with just a bamboo carrying pole? Giving these inscriptions to a porter would merely turn him into a top-tier workhorse. But what if he changes careers and takes up martial arts and divine abilities? As long as he keeps up his cultivation, one day he can carry two mountains on his shoulders. Why not become a Great Sage Who Bears Mountains?