He transmigrates to a world of martial arts heroes and becomes Yue Buqun?
The Sword and Qi factions are locked in a deadly clash, and immortals are fighting. What should he do?
At the critical moment, he awakens the Strongest Sect Master system.
Sect Master's Enlightenment: The comprehension of all his disciples is added to his own. He can master any level of divine art or secret technique at a glance, and perfect it just as quickly.
Sect Master's Insight: One glance reveals everything about his opponent. He even knows what move they'll use. How can they possibly fight him?
Sect Master's Transmission: He can pass any divine art on to his disciples, and even strip traitors of their cultivation and martial arts.
Best of all, recruiting disciples earns him divine arts!
Ning Zhongze brings him the legendary Dugu Nine Swords.
Qingniao volunteers to become his disciple, bringing the Heaven-Grade divine art Phoenix Dance of the Nine Heavens.
Qiao Feng, Zhang Wuji, Li Xunhuan, and Ye Gucheng all compete to become his disciples.
Having too many divine arts is a problem in its own right.
There just isn't enough time to practice them all!
And even more people are on their way to become his disciples.
Yue Buqun just wants to yell: Don't come any closer!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Can't we just kill those few directly? You've been flirting for a few chapters and you still haven't taken action. Others are going to kill you, but you still want to let them go. Who are you?
I don't know if it's the protagonist who likes nonsense or the author who is crazy about water characters. He obviously can kill and finish the book but doesn't do it. He just keeps talking nonsense. It's like five chapters. Your book is so popular that you are a ghost. Cut it out, water b.