Do You Think I Have Mixed Spiritual Roots? Why Are You Crying Because I Relied on the Spirit Gourd to Become an Immortal?

This book is also called "The Immortal Gourd of Gathering Spirits". Chen Huaian, a mortal scholar in Huaishu Village, was qualified to detect spirits because his fiancée Su Wanying has the best spiritual roots, and she also has mixed spiritual roots of the five elements. Everyone ridiculed him for being a loser with useless spiritual roots that is rare in thousands of years. The Su family thought he was dragging down the genius Su Wanying's heart. Not only did he break up the marriage, but his cousin even killed him. When he was chasing him, he unfortunately fell off a cliff! When Chen Huaian was dying, the purple-skinned gourd left by his father took care of him, and there was a space of creation hidden inside! By chance, he also joined the Qingyun Sect. His fiancée was a direct disciple of the superior sect leader, while he was reduced to the lowest servant disciple. Others deceived him for his low qualifications and lack of immortality, and targeted him everywhere. Little did he know that the spirit gourd space was a world of its own and had a spirit-gathering effect. Ordinary spring water could be upgraded to spiritual spring water. In the space, he planted medicinal materials that could be cultivated into elixirs that were thousands of years old. Low-grade spiritual stones could be tempered into high-grade spiritual stones. Through this, he accumulated a large amount of cultivation resources and became rich. The Su family, who had abandoned him like worn-out shoes in the past, coldly mocked his fellow sect members. Seeing him quickly building foundations, forming elixirs, crushing the void, and climbing to the top of the immortal world like a waste, they all regretted it until they burst into tears. Chen Huaian just stroked the purple gourd on his waist and smiled faintly: "At first, you thought I had five elements and mixed spiritual roots? Now that I have become an immortal with a gourd, what's the use of you crying!"