Game of Wonders

When Shen Cang was kneeling in the mine and being whipped, no one knew that he was a waste of four spiritual roots, and no one knew that he had a jade slip in his arms that could see through all things. He knelt for three years - not to endure, but to settle. Calculate the time error in the clock tower of the mine, count the light-ink numbers that have been changed in every line on Deacon Sun's account book, and count how many spiritual beasts the Guixu Sect has hunted deep in the ancestral mine. On a full moon night, he used a piece of cold magnetic crystal to paralyze the entire mine's cover formation, and led fifteen miners to break out in a riot. Millions of tons of rock fell from the sky - not because of his cultivation, but because of the stress cracks he calculated between the three-inch load-bearing wood and the three pillars. The moment he was about to die, the Guiyuan Jue moved on its own inside his body. After escaping from the mine, Shen Cang entered Taixu Sect. Others cultivated by devouring the origins of divine beasts, but he did the opposite - curing five divine beasts one by one that had been tortured to the point of death by the Guixu hunting team. Each time the healing is done, a new spiritual accumulation is exchanged, and each spiritual accumulation promotes a realm. Not a transaction - just a passing transaction. From a scrap miner who held a mining hammer for three years, to having eighty-four people, five mythical beasts, and a wooden plaque standing behind him, Shen Cang took the opposite path from others. The game-type protagonist fights at a physical level and doesn't take the initiative - wait for a flaw and kill with one blow.