I Save My Days to Cultivate Immortality

An old man who had been delivering takeaways for half his life traveled to a village called Slow Water Village and became the 14-year-old son of a wine shop. The original owner went with his friend to "borrow immortal luck", but something happened halfway, the person was gone, and the debt was still outstanding. Chen Ni changed its name to Chen Niu, and guarded an old well in the backyard of his house that he only kept and never borrowed: every day he lived well, he sank a piece of it into the well. In this world, cultivation depends entirely on borrowing. And he is the first in the world to survive. What you save is to live every day seriously. As the years passed slowly and slowly, he gradually discovered the truth of this alien world: the so-called practice is to borrow time from heaven. The realm of a monk is called borrowing food, leasing weapons, dedicating one's body, and pawn one's soul... - The more you borrow, the stronger your strength will be, and the thicker the debt deed chain on your wrist will be. Heavenly Tribulation is not thunder, it collects interest...