Cultivation of Immortality Is Not Reckless: I Have a Book of Human Feelings

Shen Yan was originally a mortal who chopped firewood in the countryside. When he went to the city to test his spiritual roots, he only got a gray talisman for a handyman - his spiritual roots were weak and he had the worst start. Fortunately, there was a strange book in his arms: "The Book of Human Relationships". It does not impart magical powers or stuff magic weapons, it only keeps accounts calmly: Who owes you one point, who wants to cheat you three points, which road looks close but will actually cost you your life; You can even save a little bit of "fate interest" by blocking someone's knife or saying "Excuse me". So an outrageous handyman appeared in the world of immortality: Carrying manure buckets through doorways, brushing spirit animal pens to attract favors. Don't be reckless, don't kneel down, and don't pretend to be aloof—first understand the rules, and then walk steadily. Others rely on talent to soar, but he survives by settling scores: Be hard when it is time to be hard, be soft when it is time to be soft, pay what is owed, and collect what is due. What's even more troublesome is that the cold-faced pharmacist Lu Zhi he saved always said, "Don't thank me, I'll save you the debt." But he always gave him life-saving things; And the "robbing seedlings" outside the mountain gate also put the account on his head. What about the Gray Talisman handyman? To cultivate immortality, you must first cultivate your relationships with others. Shen Yan wants to use an account book to calculate everything from the dirtiest and most tiring bottom to the top of the sky step by step.