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A XiaoMen errand boy finds a chipped ceramic basin in the trash — and discovers any pill, herb, or skill he drops inside comes out doubled, purified, and leveled up.

He Pingsheng is the lowest of the low — an unnamed servant-disciple at the Tai Xu sect, too poor to buy a single Qi-gathering pill, too weak to pass the outer-gate exam. When his aunt tosses out a cracked washbasin that has "just been sitting in the corner for a hundred years," he keeps it on a whim. Then a low-grade pill goes in and two flawless pills come out. A trash-tier cultivation method goes in and comes back as a Heaven-grade scripture. The basin — a so-called 聚宝盆, a "treasure-generating vessel" out of Chinese folklore — won't give him invincible techniques or a system message screen, but it will multiply and upgrade anything he can get his hands on. By the time he reaches the sect's trial grounds with a bag of self-strengthened talismans and a flock of abnormally overpowered fire-crows, the snobbish inner disciples are about to learn exactly what a thousandfold return on investment looks like. 4.3 million Chinese characters across 14 volumes — currently #3 on Fanqie Novel's Eastern Xianxia chart (right behind Fangu) and still updating weekly. A rare long-form xianxia with a "no-system, just a clever cheat" approach that rewards patience and study instead of face-slapping; reads almost like a cozy slice-of-life business novel for the first 200 chapters. Great for readers who liked Coiling Dragon's slow build, Fangu's mortal-path theme, and Release that Witch's "non-system cheat" ethos.