I Really Don't Want to Be a Prince

Sanden, an eighteenth-tier miner in the Zoige Mine, has a life ideal of having enough to eat, paying off debts, and redeeming his childhood sweetheart. Until the mine supervisor kicked him on the back, waking up the sleeping chaotic spiritual roots in his body. Then an old man who called himself Yang Sen came, threw down a tattered book, said, "Remember to return my favor in the future," and turned around to leave. Before Sanden could ask, "How can I repay the favor?", The armored vehicle had already blocked the entrance of the mine. So Sanden took a thin dog that could only chew moss and half a piece of highland barley cake, and embarked on the road to escape. From the Zoige Grassland to the Nordic Icefields, from the round-up to the pursuit of the Templar Knights, from the cold arrows of the Kunlun Son to the advance army of the Ziwei Star Territory - all forces are chasing this miner in the Qi Refining Period, and he just wants to figure out one thing: What is the Chaos Spiritual Root? Is it worth being chased and chopped down by so many people. "When will you repay the spiritual crystal you owe me?" "You live first." This is a story about debt and debt repayment. But what Thornden owed wasn't money - he owed life, the Tao, and everyone in this land who had helped him. And the object he wants to repay is called all heavens and all realms.