
Back from Cultivation, I Discover My Wife’s Secret
修仙归来,发现妻子的秘密
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 418k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The most frustrating cuckold in history! A thousand-year-old cultivator, a supreme immortal, travels through a thousand years of time to investigate his cheating wife. What's worse, he's been trying to catch the adulterer for 60 chapters and still hasn't caught him! Seriously? Will this investigation lead to the very end? At this rate, well, it's actually quite possible!
Um, a deity was given a hat by a mortal, and then the deity wanted to use the hat to sever the seven emotions... That's about it.
Let's change the name to "The Glowing Green Coward".
The protagonist has a new identity this time; he's no longer an ordinary person. If his wife is cheating on him, it's best to deal with it sooner rather than later, so as not to hinder his cultivation.
The author is no ordinary person; he might have written a different name on another website: "Rainy Night with a Knife but No Umbrella."
This kind of book is no good. Either change the subject matter, or get a divorce quickly. With the author dragging it out for at least several hundred chapters, it's a waste of time and energy.
Can you hurry up?
What does it mean to write "" as ""?
Even after returning from cultivating immortality, he's still like a three-year-old. Even without his cultivation, he should still possess the knowledge and shrewdness gained from living for over a thousand years. But the protagonist's actions are truly appalling; he's wasted his cultivation efforts!
I don't understand. Don't cultivators have magic? The protagonist could just use a tracking spell on his wife, wouldn't that have been enough? How did his cultivation level become so high? His mental state seems no different from a little kid's. How can someone cultivate immortality without even cultivating their mind?