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The Handyman Who Levels Up by Slaughtering Chickens, and the Saintess Chases Him for Affection
The Handyman Who Levels Up by Slaughtering Chickens, and the Saintess Chases Him for Affection Plot:
Lin Chuan is the most 'invisible' handyman in the Qingxuan Sect, spending every day chopping chickens to feed eagles with a kitchen knife—his life is worse than a chicken's. Until the day his knife falls on an old hen, a mechanical voice explodes in his mind: 'Ding! Bind the 'Chicken-Slaughtering Upgrade System'—slaughter one chicken, cultivation +100!' In less than half an hour, he skyrockets from the first level of Qi Refining to a Heavenly Rank powerhouse! He wants to hide his strength and keep a low profile, but Su Xuening, the ice-cold saintess of the sect, insists on crashing into his life: a few days ago, she still thought he smelled like chicken, but now she squats outside the chicken-slaughtering shed every day handing him hot handkerchiefs, even snatching his knife and saying 'I'll help you chop!' Looking at the saintess whose ear tips are red as blood, Lin Chuan holds the chicken-feather-stained knife handle and suppresses a smile: So the benefit of being a Heavenly Rank powerhouse isn't just invincibility—it's also a little saintess chasing him for affection?
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