The Question of Merit and Virtue Has the Same Price as Immortals and Mortals

Ye Hua traveled through time and became a handyman at the bottom of the world of cultivation, starting in hell mode. In a desperate situation, he bound a [merit system] in which "everyone is equal": Save one person and get one point; immortals and mortals have the same price, and life has no value. Whether you save a high-level immortal or a humble mortal, you can only get 1 merit point. In this world of cultivation where there are differences between immortals and mortals and strict hierarchies, Ye Hua relied on the rule of "everyone is equal" to find a unique path to heaven. Although immortals and mortals have different paths, their merits are of the same price. This is the story of a "traveler" who practices equality for all, proves the Tao through virtue, and finally becomes an immortal.