[Invincible from the start + Cultivation + Comedy + Slice of Life + Everyone Thinks He’s a Master]
The protagonist has flaws: he’s greedy and lecherous, but down-to-earth. (If that’s not your thing, don’t read.)
Wu Liang transmigrates into a cultivation world with a System. After learning that he has no hope of cultivating, he decides to live out his days in peace.
But little does he know...
The chickens in his backyard are phoenixes, the fish are true dragons, the cat is a White Tiger, and the tortoise is a Black Tortoise.
Besides the Four Sacred Beasts, he also has a big black dog that turns out to be a Mo Qilin, and hundreds of other divine beasts living in the hills behind his home.
Everyday items in his house are divine artifacts.
The trees and flowers he grows behind his house are all rare treasures.
A passerby he meets becomes a Daoist of an immortal sect after Wu Liang casually offers him a few words of guidance, ushering in a new era.
Looking back...
Only then does Wu Liang realize that he attained the Dao from the start, and that once attained, it lasts forever. He is the one and only supreme mythic Great Luo, peerlessly powerful throughout the Myriad Worlds.
Wu Liang suddenly opens his eyes and gazes across the universe and through the ages!
With a snap of his fingers, he slays a Saint.
Unmatched in power.
Invincible from the start!
The writing is a bit interesting and the idea is very novel. It uses Three Hundred Tang Poems and Journey to the West as the introduction to the novel. I look forward to a more interesting follow-up.
The writing is a bit interesting and the idea is very novel. It uses Three Hundred Tang Poems and Journey to the West as the introduction to the novel. I look forward to a more interesting follow-up.