Zhang Yi transmigrates to a fantasy world and becomes a lowly servant in a prince's household.
By good fortune, he receives guidance from a revered teacher and activates his transmigration reward: the Sign-In System.
The Mighty Vajra Palm, the Lightning Five-Strike Whip...
All kinds of magical treasures and cultivation techniques are his for the taking through sign-ins.
These happy, carefree days should have lasted forever. Then, fifty years later, his grandmaster takes Zhang Yi to the Spirit Realm, where a shocking secret is revealed.
An lively, adorable junior sister, a lovestruck master, a giant serpent longing to become a true dragon, a frog enthusiast who adores toad spirits, the deeply devoted Xuanming Elders... Countless lives become entwined with Zhang Yi's, bringing to life this tale, The Peak Martial Emperor: Fifty Years of Sign-Ins at the Prince's Estate.
The main character is stupid...
If you like Our Lady, you can continue reading
It's so awesome that I really can't stand it.
Holy Mother of Pig's Feet, your thinking and logic are too poor, but your writing style is okay!
I originally thought that the pattern was very big, but after a mere fight with King Wu, he was detained and called Heaven Realm. This situation is a bit broken.
If the protagonist were decisive in killing and thoughtful, wouldn't the master have to die? Alas