Wang Ergou's Journey to Immortality

Wang Jie, a mortal man who moved bricks in Qingyang City, was born with supernatural powers but loved to play rogue. He made a living by fishing for Yin people. His biggest dream was to earn enough spiritual stones to marry a wife. However, he found copper bells that could curse people while squatting in a hut. When he demolished a bear's den, he found ancient body-building secrets. He appears to be naive, but in reality he is full of mischief: he steals eggs from monsters to use as mounts, he steals elixirs from storekeepers to take baths, he traps monks with the "Whoever beats me loses money" broken formation disk, and he relies on the resources obtained through trickery and abduction to master the "Burning Heaven and Body Tempering Technique" - others rely on heavenly and earthly treasures for physical training, but he relies on being beaten; others rely on epiphanies to achieve breakthroughs, but he relies on yin people to steal materials. Formation Master Zhao Xiaoyi was his only brother. The two of them dug holes and filled holes one after another. They worked their way from the bottom of Qingyang City as a low-level servant to the top of the cultivation world: they beat up hypocrites, robbed true villains, demolished the Immortal Sect's treasure house, and exchanged Yuanying's old monster's waist card for wine money. Who said physical training can only be beaten? Wang Jie proved with his fists: The highest level of physical training is to rub Nascent Soul on the ground and still be able to easily take away his storage bag. But he didn't expect that what the red flame bird snatched from the bear's den would love to do when he grew up was to play with the spirit stones he had obtained as pebbles... This is a story about a low-level mortal who relies on "insidiousness and cunning" to counterattack and overturn the entire world of immortality in comedy and suffering. After all, rather than being a savior, Wang Jie wants to know more: How many days can he get drunk by exchanging the whisk of the Immortal Lord for wine?