Don't Rush Me, I'm Really Cultivating Immortality

Lu Zhi has a small problem that has lasted for more than ten years-on one fixed day every month, he dreams of the same suspended green mountain. He tried science and metaphysics, and finally chose to lie down and euphemistically called it "monthly holographic tour". Until one day, he "really" drank the wine in his dream. In reality, the notebook begins to glow, a strange beauty appears on the street claiming to be able to help him "rebuild heaven," and a mysterious department issues an "alumni care" invitation to him. With a confused look on his face, Lu Zhi, holding a white jade lotus lantern that claimed to be an "ancient butler" but was actually talkative and cowardly, was "admitted" to the legendary Confucian College (immortal cultivation branch) of Qilu University. Here it is: Credits = practice progress, teaching director = sect elder, dormitory = cave (with Wi-Fi). Pre-Qin Qi refining and modern psychology may be the same required course. And his "sister" Xia Qingkong, who always loves to cheat on him, seems to have a more complicated secret identity than an intern at the Public Security Department. Lu Zhi originally wanted to catch up on his sleep in a low-key manner and find out whose "second generation cultivator" he was. But gradually he discovered that his dream, the lamp, the "sister" beside him, and even the college itself, all pointed to a forgotten truth: he could not be regarded as an ordinary person who just wanted to have a good night's sleep, as if... He just happened to be sitting in the eye of this recovery storm.