Xuanhuan: Apprentice, Do You Understand?

He Tian transmigrates to a fantasy world and becomes the Ninth Elder of the Qingyun Sect from the start.

It sounds pretty good.

But can someone tell me why this Ninth Elder is a good-for-nothing whose cultivation keeps declining, and why his disciple is also a good-for-nothing?

Damn it, I've transmigrated into the tragic, passionate novel I wrote myself!!!

Fortunately, he binds himself to the Strongest Disciple-Taking System. As long as he teaches his disciples, he can unlock all kinds of god-tier rewards.

"Ding! Congratulations, Host, for teaching your disciple the Bajiquan. Reward: Complete Guide to the Great Dao Fist Scripture."

"Ding! Congratulations, Host, for successfully helping your disciple recover from the damage caused by having his Supreme Bone forcibly taken. Reward: One Immortal Bone."

From then on, the world gains an all-knowing, all-capable, peerlessly powerful imperial tutor, whose might resounds through the ages and whose equal cannot be found under heaven.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate anything in this story.