Locking Dao Ten Thousand Cores

In the ethereal world, cultivation is the only way out - spiritual roots determine talent, realm determines status, and ascension is the end point that everyone pursues throughout their lives. Wang Yao, the only son of the third member of the Wang family in Qingyang City, was found to have no spiritual roots. After three years of zero cultivation, he was a disgrace to the entire clan and a pure waste that everyone reviled. However, when he put his hand on the spirit testing stone at the evaluation ceremony, he saw something that others would never see - everyone was covered with dense dark golden chains. Spiritual power is the contract of heaven, breakthrough is the renewal clause, and ascension is the harvest at maturity. Geniuses who cultivate faster will have thicker chains; strong men with higher realms will have longer sentences. The path of cultivation respected by thousands of people is just a harvest scam run by Heaven for ten thousand years. And Wang Yao himself, because he is the only "rule blank body" without spiritual roots in the entire etheric world, has become the only loophole in the way of heaven that cannot be bound, controlled, or sensed. He doesn't practice cultivation, he specializes in abolishing cultivation. The genius pretended to be cool and went bankrupt with one click; the Holy Son arrived and tore up the contract on the spot; the Tianxingyuan's bailiff came to arrest him, and the chain of judgment was crushed by his bare hands. His catchphrase is only one sentence: "In my eyes, the realm you fight for is just a prison package." This is a lock-opening novel that is anti-routine, hilarious and venomous, and never aggrieved. The protagonist doesn't upgrade, doesn't show off, or plays the game according to any rules. He just removes the locks, completely dismantles the 10,000-year scam of Tiandao, and then comes back to continue eating sesame seed cakes and basking in the sun. Being in bad shape is the ultimate invincibility.