Qin Mingxuan traveled through the fantasy world and became a true disciple of a powerful sect traveling around the world.
Just when he opened his eyes, the scene in front of him made him look confused.
A beautiful girl knelt on the ground, begging Qin Mingxuan to accept her as his disciple.
This girl was extremely talented three years ago, but turned into a loser overnight. She was even more humiliated when her fiancé came to break off the engagement with the daughter of a big boss who he had hooked up with.
The moment he recalled this girl's information, Qin Mingxuan understood that he had become the legendary grandfather.
It's a bit stressful.
Fortunately, he has the legendary golden finger, a terrifying plug-in that can analyze and improve all exercises and even physical methods.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
Don't you think it's contradictory? You don't want to inherit the family property, but you go to work anyway. What's the difference between going home, inheriting the family property, and becoming the CEO, and going to work? This plot is too contradictory
The author is also a coward. How many martial arts, fantasy, and fairy novels are popular because they write urban plots: The author still dares to write about the city, how awesome is it?
Can anyone explain the reason why the protagonist sends Yue Nishang back in the future?
You can cover the sky, make it perfect or something like that
The most annoying! ! ! The male protagonist doesn't know about the female character's rebirth! ! ! I'm not just saying this about this novel where the male protagonist doesn't know about his apprentice's rebirth, I also say the same about other novels where the male protagonist has a harem! ! !
I feel like I could add a very young apprentice in the middle and late stages, a kind of little devil. All the senior sisters love her, let her (him) go out to cause trouble, and then the protagonist and his apprentices will support her (him).
Don't you think it's contradictory? You don't want to inherit the family property, but you go to work anyway. What's the difference between going home, inheriting the family property, and becoming the CEO, and going to work? This plot is too contradictory
The author is also a coward. How many martial arts, fantasy, and fairy novels are popular because they write urban plots: The author still dares to write about the city, how awesome is it?
Can anyone explain the reason why the protagonist sends Yue Nishang back in the future?
You can cover the sky, make it perfect or something like that
The most annoying! ! ! The male protagonist doesn't know about the female character's rebirth! ! ! I'm not just saying this about this novel where the male protagonist doesn't know about his apprentice's rebirth, I also say the same about other novels where the male protagonist has a harem! ! !
I feel like I could add a very young apprentice in the middle and late stages, a kind of little devil. All the senior sisters love her, let her (him) go out to cause trouble, and then the protagonist and his apprentices will support her (him).