Honghuang: Are All My Disciples Time-Travelers?

Lu Ya traveled through the prehistoric times and inherited a broken sect that was on the verge of bankruptcy. The system asked him to accept disciples, but all he accepted were time-travelers. The eldest disciple, Zhao Dachui, was a social beast in his previous life. He regarded cultivating immortals as his job. His mantra was: "Leader, how do we calculate our sect's KPI?" The second disciple, Ye Bai, was a gamer in his previous life. He regarded Kung Fu as a skill tree. His first words when meeting him were: "Teacher, can you skip this catastrophe?" Lu Ya said: Hold on tight. The sect leader doesn't know what KPI is. Until one day, the system prompts: Your third disciple has been refreshed, and the coordinates are Huaguo Mountain... Lu Ya lowered his head and looked. This time it was a monkey who came carrying an iron rod and speaking with a Northeastern accent: "Master, will our sect allow people to cause trouble in the Heavenly Palace?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.