Mortals Chasing Dreams and Cultivating the World of Immortality

Jiang Zhongwen, who was a 996 social animal in his previous life and died suddenly due to overwork, traveled to a world of immortal cultivation called "Xuanzhen Realm" with his soul, but sadly possessed the body of a handyman who was born with a broken spiritual root and was regarded as a waste by the sect. During the sect trial, when all the monks were competing for the flying sword magic weapon, Jiang Zhongwen used unsophisticated methods of digging traps, mixing ropes, and spreading homemade chili powder (which was mistaken for "bone-corroding poisonous miasma") to accidentally capture a rampaging high-level monster alive. This series of operations were imagined by the horrified onlookers as the lost "ancient forbidden formation". The head of the Qingyun Sect was so shocked that he was regarded as a mysterious guest. Jiang Zhongwen used this to gain a foothold and discovered the bug in the new world: monks here have long lifespans, but their lives are extremely boring, there is a lack of entertainment, and they have a pathological pursuit of improving their "state of mind." So, his "dimensionality reduction attack" began. He opened "Xiaoyao Xiaozhu" at the foot of the mountain, selling mala tang (containing "all the flavors of the world", helping monks experience ordinary feelings), pearl milk tea ("nectar condensed beads", which has the effect of calming the mind), and secret braised food ("the fragrance floats ten miles away", which can also dissolve inner demons). The monks burst into tears after eating, and all declared that "the bottleneck in their mental state was loosened." Subsequently, public bathhouses ("Cleaning Spring"), massage for the blind ("Pulse-Opening Technique"), and immortality script killing ("Reincarnation Fantasy Experience") were launched one after another, becoming popular in the entire immortality world. Jiang Zhongwen used a large amount of spiritual stones to build "Xiaoyaofang" into a super complex integrating catering, leisure, and information. He became extremely wealthy, and the elders and heads of various sects became his regular customers and "VIP members."