Wang Yang transmigrated to a zombie-infested world. When he woke up, he discovered that he had become Uncle Ying's eldest disciple, whom he'd raised from childhood! He had also obtained the System, the Myriad Worlds Time-Space Orb.
He discovered that killing ghosts and monsters earned him Energy Points and Merit Points. These could not only help him improve his cultivation and spells, but also buy rare treasures!
And so... his life reached its peak!
Uncle Ying: "A Yang, you're a once-in-a-century genius. There's nothing left for me to teach you."
Uncle Four-Eyed: "Nephew, if you keep this up, I won't even need to bother our Grandmaster. I'll just ask you directly!"
Qianhe: "Nephew, thanks to your spirit stones, I finally broke through to the next cultivation level!"
One day, the System suddenly started its transmigration module!
And so... Hua Ling, you're coming with me! Yue Qiluo, you're coming with me too!
His motto: If he can take them along, there's no need to waste time talking!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I haven't seen any of Uncle Jiu's disciples have a conscience. After going to other worlds, Uncle Jiu will have nothing to do with him. They are all white-eyed wolves.
You learned Taoism from Uncle Jiu. Even if people don't like you and you can beat or kill them, you actually tell them to rape first and then kill them?
Uncle Jiu joins a big boss chat**, and then finds out that the protagonist is a time traveler, and finally asks the big boss to kill the protagonist and complete the book.
Uncle Jiu's adopted son and apprentice, Li Shimin, has sons all over the world.
So poisonous! If I were the protagonist and that woman was pestering me, I would kick her away.
The last person in the novel to be messed with is Uncle Jiu. He accepted too many disciples, and each of them became a saint. It is not an exaggeration to say that Uncle Jiu is a teacher of saints.
Uncle Jiu's disciples are just like bandits, ruining Uncle Jiu's reputation. I guess the author has some psychological problems. I'll leave a bad review by the way.
Uncle Jiu is too busy. Many novice time travelers choose him.
Uncle Jiu is simply an iron man, and Liu Shui's apprentice is simply the gold medal mentor of the Xianxia novice village.
After more than 500 chapters, I don't even know what I'm writing, and there's even an extra chapter**. Did I find a ghostwriter again? The plot doesn't match up!