Three months ago, a mysterious tower with a height exceeding Mount Everest appeared on an isolated island in the East China Sea. In the tower, there are monsters, fairy grass, spiritual weapons, fairy pavilions, and elixirs that have only appeared in immortal novels. And there are rumors that as long as you reach the 100th floor of this tower, you can obtain the secret of becoming an immortal...

Lu Pingxi is an overly cautious person. He must bring three pens for every exam, three wallets for every trip, and three suitcases for every trip...

Three preparations and three calmness are the reasons why Lu Pingxi, the world's top adventurer, can survive until now. This time, he turned his attention to cultivating immortals.

The Energy System allows its user to absorb energy (with some restrictions) to obtain whatever the user could want in his Immortal life.

Follow Ning's journey as he travels through different worlds with different energies in a multiversal adventure.

[Dark story][Slow-burn story][No heroine][No system][Decisive killing][Dark-bellied Old Six][Flexible][Fantasy magical powers]

A jade coin of good and evil, to judge good and evil, and to borrow supernatural powers.

A world where all cultivators in the world rely on mortals for nourishment.

Xiang Qian traveled here, forcibly took over another body and was reborn. He secretly rejoiced at the news that the original owner's mother had died...

"Mortals support the monks, the monks support the heaven and earth, and the heaven and earth nurture all things. This is the order of the world, so how can it be called cruel?"

"What is the heart barrier? The righteous path indulges in passions, relieving the regrets in one's heart, and considering it righteousness. The evil path indulges in lust, satisfying one's greed, and considering it selfish desire. Either way, it's the same thing."

"Memories will be obscured, but they will never disappear. It is precisely because these memories are engraved on our souls that we are worthy of being called human! We are not like monsters, who, even if they have cultivated human form, are still just beasts that obey animal instincts."