God Rewards My Hard Work, and I Will Prove the Immortal King with All Kinds of Methods.

Once reborn in the world of cultivating immortals, Bai Er was confused. Both of his parents died, he was at the bottom of the class, and was oppressed by evil forces. And the most important golden finger... The Chapter of Beginning of Passage. Whatever you learn, you will gain. Isn't this an inappropriate version of heavenly rewards for hard work? Bai Hao's eyes were deep, and he aimed at drawing talismans. Everyone said that drawing talismans was a huge profit. He was working as a handyman in the talisman pavilion. If he didn't learn from it secretly, wouldn't it be a waste of his talent of astonishing wisdom? … … Many years later, people saw this from the memoirs of the 'Eternal Saint, Virtuous and Noble Immortal Lord of Ten Thousand Dharmas': "At first, I just wanted to learn a craft, maintain food and clothing, and practice normally. Later, I found that refining alchemy didn't seem to be difficult. Later, I felt that the formations were not as mysterious as the world said. Finally... Some of my old friends know that I am a casual cultivator. I have no inheritance, so I explored spells and techniques on my own. As a result, I accidentally practiced too much." Bai Tao laughed and said: "I know a little bit of everything, but it's only a few hundred million points." "To be able to get to where I am today is all due to my own hard work and sweat."