Imagine accidentally stumbling upon the secret to immortality, not through valiant deeds or intense training, but by… breaking a pot? In Ren Wo Xiao's latest novel, *When I Achieved Sainthood, the Immortal Official Actually Called Me to Raise Horses!*, young Gu An's life takes a bizarre turn when he absorbs the life force of a spiritual flower. This sets him on a path of cultivation, choosing the humble role of a servant in the Taixuan Sect to secretly cultivate by… planting medicinal herbs. Gu An isn't your typical chosen one. He's cautious, preferring the shadows where he can safely extend his lifespan and enhance his skills. Watch as his basic abilities evolve into extraordinary powers, defying the limits of mortality. He transcends eras, witnesses the rise and fall of legends, and ultimately achieves sainthood, surpassing even the heavenly Dao itself. But destiny, it seems, has a peculiar sense of humor. Just when Gu An has reached the pinnacle of power, a celestial official arrives with an invitation – not to rule the heavens, but to become a Divine Steed Officer, responsible for… feeding horses. These aren't just any horses, mind you, but divine steeds that traverse realms. Still, is this really the reward for a life spent cultivating to sainthood? If you enjoy stories where the extraordinary is found in the ordinary, and where the path to power takes unexpected detours, then prepare to be delightfully surprised by *When I Achieved Sainthood, the Immortal Official Actually Called Me to Raise Horses!*. Will Gu An embrace his equestrian calling, or will a saint-level horse herder find a way to shake up the celestial bureaucracy?