After his soul crosses over to the Tianxuan Continent, Lin Han spends decades scheming to obtain a cultivation technique, believing he can finally embark on the path to becoming an immortal and rising above ordinary people.
But with mediocre talent, he reaches only the sixth level of Qi Refining at the age of one hundred and eight, with his lifespan nearly exhausted.
Just as he falls into despair!
He unexpectedly refines an ancient copper coin with the power of divination!
He can receive three divination readings every day!
"Great fortune today: Meet the headmaster of Xuanyin Mountain, and I might find a way to extend my life? I'm going right away!"
"Minor fortune today: There's an old Nascent Soul expert's legacy in a cave beneath a cliff in Changchun Valley?! I'm jumping down right now!"
"Great misfortune today: An ancient demon god's apparition will emerge in the Netherworld Cave secret realm, its killing intent filling the sky? Touch it and die?! Even if the headmaster begs me, I'm not going!"
"Moderate fortune today: The fiancee of the young sect master of Qingyang, who has the destiny of an empress, is being publicly humiliated and having her engagement broken? Good, that fiancee is mine now!"
Years later, Lin Han looks at the titles above his head: Son of Heaven's Will, Cultivation's Luckiest Man, Saint Emperor of Fortune, and more.
He feels a little helpless!
Getting lucky opportunities? It's that simple!
No one goes to the main hall to use spirit stones for cultivation, but when they go to the scripture pavilion to get something to prop up a table leg, they just need to let the authorities know. It's not like they're going to retrieve a lineage technique. As the Imperial Preceptor, if you say you want to see the scriptures of this Daoist tradition, can they really stop you?
Judging from the difference in lifespan extension, the Golden Elixir seems a bit cheap.
He's ruthless; he could even go so far as to harm someone with such good looks.
Even an old man was used as a vessel, yet he's so pure; or was a woman used before?