Jiang Chen transmigrates to a cultivation world and spends five years living on a mountain with his master. When he learns that he has no hope of cultivating immortality, he decides to live a quiet life.
Little does he know that his master, who had always lived with him as an ordinary mortal in his eyes, suddenly ascends in broad daylight and dies in a tribulation.
“Ding! The Heavenly Dao Patriarch System is binding...”
“Once the Host completes the task of taking on disciples and guides them to improve their cultivation, they can receive rewards from the System.”
“System, I don’t know how to cultivate immortality. How am I supposed to take on disciples and guide their cultivation?”
Jiang Chen is utterly exasperated, unaware that a trap he casually set contains the aura of the Great Dao, and that an ordinary painting of his can help people break through...
Disciples of all kinds flock to him, each diligently cultivating.
Years later, his disciples have all become mighty cultivators, renowned throughout the myriad worlds.
“Master, thank you for all your hard work teaching us to cultivate over the years.”
“My disciples, I never taught you how to cultivate immortality.”
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Hey, this is the fourth book I've read for brainstorming. I give it four stars. I'll give it a try. I think the protagonist's master is not necessarily dead. I'll leave the clothes as a souvenir for his apprentice🌝🌝🌝, (don't criticize if you don't like it, save your life)
As the setting sun sets in the west, I visit a lonely monk in a thatched hut.
Where is the fallen leaf man? How many floors are there on Hanyun Road?
I'm knocking the chime alone at night, leaning against a vine.
In the dust of the world, I would rather love or hate.
——"Beiqingluo" by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty
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As the sun set over Mount Kuang, I went to visit a monk who lived alone in a hut.
The leaves are falling in the forest. I wonder where the monk lives? Along the mountain road shrouded in cold clouds, winding up, I don't know how many steps I walked.
As night fell, the monk was beating the chime alone in his thatched hut, chanting sutras, and chatting with him leisurely while leaning on a branch of ivy.
The whole world is insignificant, so why should I talk about love and hate?
It's so good. This is the only three sect-building books I've read about pretending to be a boss. The villain is only a little bit poisonous.
The subject matter is novel. In the dialogue between the male protagonist Jiang Chen and the system, a sense of helplessness and anger can be read. Jiang Chen's inner description makes people hide their faces and laugh frequently.
It's a good book. This kind of book is sure to be popular. It's also considered the beginning of a new genre.
It looks great, good luck to the author. Quite interesting
The male protagonist Jiang Chen traveled to the continent of cultivating immortals and was accepted as a disciple by a great master in the tribulation period. Unfortunately, Jiang Chen did not have the qualifications to cultivate immortals. Later, he was bound to a system called the Tiandao Patriarch System. As long as he accepted a disciple, he would be rewarded. In the end, all the disciples Jiang Chen accepted became great masters in cultivating immortals!
A very novel and unique novel, but the ending is a little too quick. But I really appreciate the author's bold writing style. He works hard, and his language is simple, profound, easy to understand, and very funny. I just don't know why the score is so low?
I am very satisfied. This is the second Invincible book I have read out of so many. The others all have female protagonists and so on, so I don't feel the beauty of Invincible anymore.
Hey, this is the fourth book I've read for brainstorming. I give it four stars. I'll give it a try. I think the protagonist's master is not necessarily dead. I'll leave the clothes as a souvenir for his apprentice🌝🌝🌝, (don't criticize if you don't like it, save your life)
As the setting sun sets in the west, I visit a lonely monk in a thatched hut. Where is the fallen leaf man? How many floors are there on Hanyun Road? I'm knocking the chime alone at night, leaning against a vine. In the dust of the world, I would rather love or hate. ——"Beiqingluo" by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty translation As the sun set over Mount Kuang, I went to visit a monk who lived alone in a hut. The leaves are falling in the forest. I wonder where the monk lives? Along the mountain road shrouded in cold clouds, winding up, I don't know how many steps I walked. As night fell, the monk was beating the chime alone in his thatched hut, chanting sutras, and chatting with him leisurely while leaning on a branch of ivy. The whole world is insignificant, so why should I talk about love and hate?
It's so good. This is the only three sect-building books I've read about pretending to be a boss. The villain is only a little bit poisonous.
The subject matter is novel. In the dialogue between the male protagonist Jiang Chen and the system, a sense of helplessness and anger can be read. Jiang Chen's inner description makes people hide their faces and laugh frequently.
It's a good book. This kind of book is sure to be popular. It's also considered the beginning of a new genre.
It looks great, good luck to the author. Quite interesting
The male protagonist Jiang Chen traveled to the continent of cultivating immortals and was accepted as a disciple by a great master in the tribulation period. Unfortunately, Jiang Chen did not have the qualifications to cultivate immortals. Later, he was bound to a system called the Tiandao Patriarch System. As long as he accepted a disciple, he would be rewarded. In the end, all the disciples Jiang Chen accepted became great masters in cultivating immortals!
A very novel and unique novel, but the ending is a little too quick. But I really appreciate the author's bold writing style. He works hard, and his language is simple, profound, easy to understand, and very funny. I just don't know why the score is so low?
I am very satisfied. This is the second Invincible book I have read out of so many. The others all have female protagonists and so on, so I don't feel the beauty of Invincible anymore.
Good,