Nero 2077

Interviewer: "Immortal Zhou Li, could you tell us why you created the orthodox methods and forged the twelve righteous paths, condensing twelve talismans to resolve ancient and modern disputes?"
"Just to liven things up."
Interviewer: "Well, I mean, did you reorganize the Great Ming Dynasty and plant the Seven Immortal Gourds based on the laws of myriad spirits, brewing the Spring of Spirit Qi for the glory of mankind or...?"
"Just to really liven things up."
Interviewer: "No, Immortal Zhou Li, I feel that you've done so much for humanity, for the Immortal Realm, and for Da Ming. Your purpose and starting point should be a bit more noble, such as...?"
"Enough already, can't you see? I just wanted to bring some entertainment to the spiritually impoverished Great Ming Dynasty and everyone in the Cultivation World. Here, let's liven things up for everyone."
The white-robed immortal pointed a finger, and alongside him, a chaotic and ferocious Ancient God swung indescribable and bizarre tendrils. Then, with a surge forward followed by a backflip, it landed stylishly, all the while muttering the delirious ramblings of an Ancient God.
【Damn, let's go, ignore it!】
"No fun? Who would cultivate without any fun?"

Bringing some shocking pranks to the Cultivation World

The greatest difference between Spirit Qi and Immortal Qi lies in their sources.


Spirit Qi originates from the spirit of all things, flowers, grass, trees, animals, and even weapons—any living being that possesses a spirit can convey Spirit Qi. Since all things have spirit, Spirit Qi is endless, and those who practice Spiritual Cultivation will choose to bond with the most fitting creature through a contract, becoming stronger Spirit Qi Masters.


Immortal Qi comes from the "Dao," an existence mysterious beyond comprehension. The classifications of the Dao are varied and strange, with some individuals realizing their own "Unique Dao" and some Sects collectively recognizing the "Grand Path." For one to obtain Immortal Qi and step into the realm of Cultivators, one must "peer into the Dao," only by finding the Dao one is capable of following can they truly be considered a Cultivator.


Chapter 85 No Common Sense