A jade pendant at the beginning: A mortal woman cultivates immortality in a low-key manner

[Slow pace + upgrade + cultivation + gold finger + no CP + alchemy]

Su Yue fell off a cliff to save her father and thought she was going to die, but she found a heaven-defying jade pendant at the bottom of the cliff.

As a person with four spiritual roots, she was told by the sect that she would never be able to make a name for herself and could only be a menial disciple.

But who knew this jade pendant could actually purify and refine spiritual energy? While others encountered bottlenecks in their cultivation, her foundation was as solid as Mount Tai. Bottlenecks? They didn't exist!

While others fight tooth and nail for a pill, she relies on the mysterious pill seal inheritance to quietly become a master of alchemy. She can even give away the high-quality pills she can't finish.

What's even more incredible is that the upgrade of the jade pendant actually gave her two more chances in the battle!

The powerful enemy exhausted his spiritual power and thought he had won? Su Yue smiled slightly: Sorry, my spiritual power is full again, and it can be full twice!

She continued to climb up, breaking away from her menial job, entering the outer sect, refining elixirs, and mastering magic...

See how an ordinary person, with wisdom and chance, finally embarks on his own path to heaven!

Ordinary people can reach the sky, and those with mixed spiritual roots can also strive for the path to immortality.

【Restaurant Epiphany】

Su Yue chewed slowly, the spiritual energy from the beast's flesh surging through her body. Her sea of ​​consciousness trembled, and a profound realization quietly emerged. She had actually had an epiphany right there in the restaurant.

【Robbery and giving away money】

Two wandering cultivators stalked Su Yue, their faces gleaming with menace. Su Yue secretly donned her invisibility robe and drew her Flowing Light Sword. After a fierce battle, she counted her unexpected gains and sighed: The world of immortal cultivation is cruel, yet there are always those who are "generous."