Gao Wu: Oh no! Young Master Zhen is a cultivator!

[The rating has just been released and will increase later.]
[Everyone's a martial arts master, I cultivate immortality; I laugh at others for not seeing through my illusions]
Lin Ran, through sheer luck, transmigrated to a world of high martial arts where spiritual energy was reviving, becoming an ordinary high school student who failed to awaken his talent.
Furthermore, they are currently being attacked by a mob.
In this world where the strong rule, it seems quite normal for an orphan like him, who has no power, influence, or talent, to be bullied.
Just as he was about to be beaten to death, he discovered the anomaly in his sea of ​​consciousness.
A small bronze cauldron he bought in his previous life unexpectedly came with him during his time travel.
At this moment, a cultivation technique appeared on the bronze cauldron.
"The Myriad Treasures Spirit Forging Technique" is a heaven-defying cultivation method that allows people without spiritual roots to embark on the path to immortality.
However, for each major advancement in this cultivation technique, it requires refining a treasure.
Fortunately, the bronze cauldron in his sea of ​​consciousness was a treasure in itself, enabling him to successfully enter the Qi Refining stage.
Having healed his injuries with the help of the bronze cauldron, Lin Ran seized the opportunity to retaliate and beat up the men who had surrounded him.
What should have been considered legitimate self-defense resulted in him being harassed by security guards.
As expected, an unexpected event occurred.
A couple found him and claimed to be his biological parents.
In the blink of an eye, he became a wealthy young master who had been abandoned.
In my previous life, I toiled for half my life and never enjoyed any happiness.
Now, given the chance to be a young master, he finds it utterly uninteresting.
Everyone's cultivating immortality, who still cares about being a rich young master?
"Ran'er, I am your biological mother!"
"Excuse me, ma'am, we're not acquainted. So please don't address me like that; it makes me feel very uncomfortable."