Northern Wasteland Survival Manual

Chen Ning, 35, has opened a print shop, worked in sales, worked as a training class teacher, and worked as a logistics dispatcher. After being laid off, he traveled to a parallel world of immortality to save his daughter. Spiritual root test: None. Personal belongings: A mobile phone with 73% battery, and the screen saver is "Come on Dad" drawn by my daughter. In this world where spiritual roots determine everything, he was thrown into an abandoned mine and left to die with a group of useless monks who had been abandoned by the sect. What can the things thrown away by the sect (slag), the people abandoned by the sect (disused monks), and the methods (farming) that the sect despises grow? He doesn't know. But what he has learned in twenty years of struggling at the bottom of society - looking at people, settling accounts, swallowing grievances, and finding a way to survive in the mess - has not been lost in this world. This is not a genius story. This is the story of an ordinary person, in an equally fucked-up world, who once again proves that "ordinary people are not useless".