Qin Hao traveled to the fantasy world and became the Patriarch of the Demonic Way. He has seven disciples, all of whom are standard villains.
The eldest disciple is known as the Sword Demon, who kills people when he blocks others, and kills Buddha when he blocks Buddhas.
The second disciple established his own sect, with thousands of disciples under his command, dominating the area.
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Each of these disciples is more powerful than the other, and they are also all-powerful figures in this world.
Qin Hao, who had traveled through time, was a little confused. If he didn't show his hands, he really wouldn't be able to suppress these disciples.
Fortunately, I have the system in hand, and I have the world.
With the system around them, each of these disciples must bow their heads and obey without daring to show any disobedience.
Hey, systematic villains are often so plain and boring!
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
