Cultivation Is Cruel, but I Can't Die

Li Shan traveled through time and became the most worthless mortal slave in the world of immortality. He endured being bled, tested for medicine, and fertilized as a ripening elixir every day. He can't die anyway. Every time he died, he would come back to life in the nearby water, his wounds all healed, and he was cleaner than taking a bath. Relying on this skill, he poisoned the owner of the medicine garden in the foundation-building stage, escaped from death, and embarked on the road of cultivating immortality. Others rely on talent, chance, and the protection of their masters to cultivate immortality. Li Shan's cultivation of immortality relies on death over and over again and a ring bound to his soul - everything will disappear after death, except what is contained in this ring. So he developed a good habit: put good things into the ring first, and he was not afraid of death. From a slave in the medicine garden to the pinnacle of the human world, he walked through mountains of corpses and seas of blood, refined countless spiritual roots, accepted four Taoist companions, and accumulated a fortune full of rings. It was a long road, but he had a life. This is the story of an immortal man using the stupidest method to reach the highest level step by step.