Wuxia: I Raised a Phoenix Chicken, and Huang Rong Ate It

Wang Cang transmigrates to the Kyushu Continent and awakens the Shennong System. As a reward, he receives Shennong's Fields, where he can grow all sorts of strange things.

Over the course of ten years, he amasses limitless wealth, enough to rival a hundred kingdoms, and builds a vast, secretive organization. But he is unable to cultivate.

One day, a little beggar eats one of his chickens, while a wounded young woman takes over his bedroom.

Just then, the System rewards him with a Heaven-grade cultivation technique, helping him embark on the path of cultivation.

He immediately senses that his era has finally arrived.

Next, he holds a Peach Blossom Festival and ranks the beauties of the martial world, stirring up a huge commotion across the jianghu.

To make the list, the Sun Moon Divine Cult, the Palace of Shifting Flowers, the Compassionate Voyage Nunnery, the Emei Sect, and the Kingdom of Nanzhao all send out their disciples.

Dongfang Bubai offers to teach Wang Cang the Sunflower Manual, but Wang Cang calmly produces a version that does not require castration.

Zhao Min plots to have the six major sects besiege Wang Cang's estate. Wang Cang puts his money to work, offering bounties for the heads of the six sect leaders.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.