Cultivating Immortality: I Can See the Script of Life

Wan Yi feigned sincerity: "It's nothing else, I just felt an instant connection with Senior Brother Han and wanted to get to know him better."

"If you ever need a corpse again, senior brother, you must come to me."

Upon hearing this, Han Tiezhu nodded: "I'll definitely do it next time."

Wan Yi still wore a kind smile, cupped his hands in greeting, and said, "Then I won't bother you any longer, Senior Brother."

After saying that, Wan Yi didn't linger and turned to walk towards the exit of Crescent Moon Valley.

Han Tiezhu stood there, watching Wan Yi's departing figure, lost in thought.

"This Junior Brother Wan is quite enthusiastic; he probably wants to sell me corpses."

"However, the corpses he chose were indeed quite good. If we need to refine corpse puppets again in the future, we can go to him."

After thinking it over, Han Tiezhu turned and walked toward Jiang Sui's stall, completely unaware that his opportunity had already been snatched away by Wan Yi.

As Wan Yi steered the Apricot Yellow Boat back to the Corpse-Sewing Room, he couldn't wait to pull up the script for "Iron Pillar's Immortal Cultivation Chronicle".

Upon closer inspection, the plot had indeed been updated.

[Script: The Legend of Tie Zhu's Immortal Cultivation]

[Plot: Taking advantage of the Yinshan Small Meeting, Han Tiezhu bought all the materials needed for refining puppets and raised them in the Corpse Raising Ground. Since raising corpse puppets did not require constant care, Han Tiezhu took the opportunity to search for dual cultivation techniques, but he did not have enough contribution points left, so he had to give up.]

Three months later, Han Tiezhu's cultivation broke through to the mid-stage of the Fetal Breathing Realm, and he also successfully cultivated the Corpse Puppet. Feeling that his cultivation had improved, Han Tiezhu resigned from his position at the Corpse-Cultivating Ground and went to the Corpse Puppet Hall to take on external duties and earn contribution points.

Six months later, on his way back to the sect after completing a mission, Han Tiezhu happened to see Jiang Sui being surrounded and attacked. He secretly observed and saw Jiang Sui using her Crimson Blood Eyes to suppress the enemy. He wanted to retreat, but his presence was discovered.

Jiang Sui, poisoned by love, took Han Tiezhu by force. They made love and spent a night together. Jiang Sui used the "Dragon and Tiger Intercourse Technique" to absorb most of Han Tiezhu's cultivation. Originally, Jiang Sui wanted to kill Han Tiezhu, but she hesitated and did not do so. Instead, she left the "Dragon and Tiger Intercourse Technique" as compensation and left directly.

Han Tiezhu woke up to find the place in disarray, and felt a deep sense of loss...

Wan Yi was speechless after watching the plot.

"How come all these main characters are so lucky with women?"

"Qian Zhuo's idea of ​​using the magic weapon to enslave Chen Zizhi is at least logically plausible."

"But Han Tiezhu just got incredibly lucky."

"Jiang Sui was surrounded and attacked, poisoned by aphrodisiacs, how did she end up running into Han Tiezhu?"

"Being captured to detoxify is bad enough, but not only did I not die, I even managed to find a dual cultivation technique."

Wan Yi became increasingly speechless as he thought about it.

However, only the protagonist dares to enjoy such a romantic encounter.

If it were anyone else, even if they cured Jiang Sui of the poison, they would be killed by her.

How could they possibly show mercy?

They even left behind a dual cultivation technique as compensation.

Do you really think the disciples of the Demonic Sect are all good people?

This is clearly the protagonist's halo at work.

Wan Yi recalled Han Tiezhu's talent.

You have a blue talent called "Good Luck," right?

That makes it easier to understand.

Something that would be impossible under normal circumstances can happen with the help of good luck.

The more Wan Yi thought about it, the more envious he became, and he couldn't help but sigh.

"It's true what they say, comparisons are odious!"

"I still have to risk my life to intercept a Tiger Poison Gu."

"Han Tiezhu is lucky; he gets exactly what he needs."

"I just happened to want a dual cultivation technique, and someone offered it to me on their own initiative, and it even came with a romantic encounter."

Such an opportunity is hard to snatch away.

Forget it, Tiger Poison Gu is more reliable than this high-risk romantic encounter.

However, Wan Yi did discover that the plot did indeed change after he influenced it.

According to the original script, Han Tiezhu should be busy incubating the Tiger Poison Gu right now.

But now?

He intercepted the Tiger Poison Gu, and Han Tiezhu lost this opportunity; that part of the story simply disappeared.

"Looks like I really can change the protagonist's fate!"

But at that moment, Wan Yi's expression suddenly changed.

The panel in front of me has changed.

He quickly focused his attention on it.

Name: Wan Yi

[Talent: Great Luo Insight (Rainbow), Extraterrestrial Demon (Gold), Medium Aptitude (Green)]

[Cultivation Level: Early Stage of Fetal Breathing]

[Destiny: Supporting Character in "Iron Pillar's Immortal Cultivation Chronicles"]

[Included scripts: "The Old Demon of Biyang" and "The Immortal Cultivation Legend of Tiezhu"]

Wan Yi rubbed his eyes, making sure he wasn't seeing things, and was instantly stunned.

"That's not right!"

"I was clearly playing a supporting role in 'Respect for the Dead,' so how come the script has disappeared?"

"And what about the script for 'Respect for the Dead,' which we included earlier?"

"How did they disappear?"

Countless questions swirled in Wan Yi's mind.

A bold guess suddenly emerged.

"Could it be... that Qian Zhuo is dead?"

"Does that mean if the protagonist of a script dies, the entire script disappears?"

Wan Yi thought about it more and more and felt it was possible. He was both surprised and delighted, and he quickly activated his magic power to increase the speed of the Apricot Yellow Boat.

"Hurry back and check the other people's data panels in the morgue."

"If Qian Zhuozhen dies, I'll be safe!"

"I no longer have to live in constant fear of being targeted by him and turned into a corpse puppet!"

The apricot-yellow boat transformed into a streak of light, hurtling swiftly towards the mortuary.

Before long, Wan Yi arrived at the mortuary and immediately spotted Tao Xing, who was on duty at the front of the shop.

After seeing the information on the other party's panel, Wan Yi confirmed his guess.

Name: Tao Xing

[Talent: Inferior aptitude (white), somewhat attractive (white)]

[Cultivation Level: Early Stage of Fetal Breathing]

[Destiny: Extra]

"what?"

"It's not just me, Tao Xing's panel has changed too."

"She used to be a supporting actress in 'Respect for the Dead,' but now she's been reduced to a mere extra."

"It seems that the script disappeared because Qian Zhuo died."

"Does the entire script revolve around the protagonist?"

Wan Yi couldn't help but ponder.

If he's right, once the protagonist dies, the script will disappear, and the supporting characters around the protagonist will also be abandoned by the script and reduced to extras.

But that's alright.

"Although I have one less script, I can no longer rely on foresight to seize opportunities."

"But in return, I'm safe. I no longer have to worry about being targeted by Qian Zhuo, the main character."

"This was a good deal!"

Wan Yi takes it all in stride.

Anyway, there are so many scripts in the world. Even if "Respect for the Dead" is gone, there are other scripts.

Wan Yi currently possesses "The Old Demon of Biyang" and "The Immortal Cultivation Chronicle of Tiezhu".

He'll definitely encounter other scripts in the future, and he'll always find an opportunity to steal the spotlight.

Compared to all these things, my life is the most important.

Wan Yi went into his room, closed the door, and fell into deep thought again.

"Can the protagonist really die?"

"Don't protagonists always have a protagonist's halo?"

"Qian Zhuo probably has the protagonist's halo too, right?"

Wan Yi carefully recalled Qian Zhuo's interface.

Qian Zhuo has a green talent called "Smooth Sailing," which should be his protagonist's halo.

This talent related to luck allows him to have far better fortune than ordinary people.

Therefore, he was able to find the broken spiritual treasure, report it to his senior uncle in the inner sect, and become the head of the corpse-stitching room.

But if this is just the protagonist's halo, then it's really too lame!

There's only one green talent.

But if that's the case, it's not surprising that Qian Zhuo was killed by the Chen family.