Awakening Failed? It Doesn't Matter, I Am A Cultivator!

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Su Chen transmigrated to the era of national awakening and obtained a panel that could help him cultivate immortality. In this era of national awakening, every citizen will awaken their professional talent when they turn 18, and their career awakening is lifelong! ! Some people have become noble fighting masters or shield fathers, masters of human beings, and reached the pinnacle of life. No matter how unlucky they are, they can find a career in life and earn a living by working as a security guard or delivering food.
However, Su Chen, the top student in his grade, unexpectedly failed in his awakening. He did not get any career and was ridiculed by his classmates.
The snobbish ex-girlfriend wanted to break up with him: "Su Chen, let's break up. I am a noble S-Level nanny. You, a loser who failed to awaken, will only be the bottom scum of this society. You are not worthy of me."
The cold school belle who is the second oldest in ten thousand years wants to make him a dog: "Kneel down and lick my feet, I can help you awaken your career!"
His former love rival wanted to use him as a stepping stone: "Haha, Su Chen, you were quite powerful in the past. Why did you suddenly become the first in the grade?"
Facing the disappointment of the principal and teachers, the contempt of the mother-in-law, the persistence of childhood sweethearts, the worry of the younger sister at home, the sympathy of friends, and the teasing and ridicule of classmates.
A good friend asked him - Brother Chen, what will he do in the future?
Su Chen put his hands in his pockets and replied calmly: "It doesn't matter, I am a cultivator!"