After transmigrating into the cultivation world, Gu An becomes an ordinary outer disciple of Qingyuan Sect.

His talent is neither outstanding nor hopeless. His background is modest, his resources are scarce, and even reaching Foundation Establishment seems like a distant dream. For years, he works quietly at a spirit beast farm, raising chickens, feeding fish, and doing everything he can to survive in a world where immortality belongs to the strong.

Then, one day, a spirit beast he raised dies—and Gu An receives a mysterious feedback of spiritual power.

From that moment on, his path changes.

As long as a beast he has raised reaches the end of its life, part of its spiritual power, blood qi, or soul energy returns to him. Spirit chickens, black spirit fish, spirit pythons, bees, sea beasts—every creature he nurtures becomes another step on his long road to immortality.

But Gu An understands one thing better than anyone: in the cultivation world, showing too much talent is often more dangerous than having none at all.

So he hides his strength, farms in silence, raises spirit beasts, studies talismans, conceals his cultivation, and slowly builds his foundation while sects rise and fall around him. From a remote lake in the Yun Kingdom to the vast and dangerous Boundless Sea, Gu An walks a cautious path—never rushing, never showing off, and never gambling his life unless he has no choice.

Others chase glory, treasures, and fame.

Gu An only wants one thing:

To live long enough to become immortal.