Ye Feng was reborn in a fantasy world and bound to the Disciple-Acceptance Reward System!
All he had to do was bestow opportunities upon his disciples to receive a multiplied reward!
You bestowed a first-grade Qi-Gathering Pill and triggered a ten-thousand-fold critical reward, receiving a fourth-grade Spirit-Burying Pill!
You bestowed a low-grade magical artifact and triggered a hundred-thousand-fold critical reward, receiving a top-grade spirit-awakening treasure!
You bestowed a low-level Earth-grade cultivation technique and triggered a million-fold critical reward, receiving a high-level divine cultivation technique!
Since ancient times, countless people have fought tooth and nail to reach the path to become an emperor. Yet for Ye Feng, the journey was far easier than for anyone else!
Even harder to believe, the leaders of the righteous and demonic paths, the demon empress, and many Immortal Emperors celebrated in legends all turned out to have the same master!
Years later, as Ye Feng listened to a storyteller recount the tale of the empress, a smile curled at the corner of his mouth.
No one understands the Immortal Emperors better than I do!
After reading 6 chapters, the plot is very boring. Also, the protagonist's setting looks more like the second male lead, silent and taciturn. In the first 5 chapters, including "Thank you", I said a total of 3 sentences, and there was no inner drama. This male protagonist looks so boring
I have never seen the protagonist practice. Currently, the protagonist uses the best elixirs at every turn, so he is being taken advantage of... I will omit 300 words here. I'm afraid this book was released a few years late.
Sooner or later, the first apprentice will be the protagonist's wife
The protagonist is too taciturn. No emotion at all. What you read in novels is empathy. No feeling of empathy at all.
They were all the same old tricks and showed no interest at all. He must be the only one left in the sect, and he was the one who broke off the engagement and accepted a female disciple.
I can't stand it anymore. There's so much nonsense, watery and wordy.