[Invincible protagonist + building a faction + taking disciples + no female lead + behind the scenes + dramatic rescues + satisfying read]
In a world of immortal cultivation, Li Xi transmigrates into it and spends ten grueling years finally becoming an elder of a sect. Then he activates the System and becomes invincible throughout the nine heavens, only to discover that he has just three days left to live!
The only way to gain more years is to complete the System's missions.
From that moment on,
the world of immortal cultivation is turned upside down, thrown into turmoil, and sent down a very different fast track!
[Ding! Host, take three Children of the Plane as disciples! Reward: 3 days of life]
[Ding! Host, establish an immortal cultivation university and summon the top immortals to teach! Reward: 1 month of life!]
Class of 001: “Teacher, save me! Principal, save me!”
Class of 002: “Senior, save me! Teacher, save me! Principal, save me! The gods and Buddhas of our past lives are descending from the heavens!” The world trembled as they cried, “Who dares lay a hand on a student of our school!!!”
Do you know why nobody reads this? The author? Invincible cultivation? That's it? It's easily dismissed. All they do is spout nonsense. They take on a disciple and fill a few chapters with fluff. And the system reward is just cultivation techniques and weapons. And the disciple has absolutely no cultivation, yet they drag him around everywhere. Are they kidding me? And the plot... It's so cringeworthy. You could practically dig a three-bedroom apartment out of it.
This is a really bad transmigrated protagonist story... This is a terrible piece of work...
There are more and more trashy novels.
If you're going to be invincible, you should act like one. So many ants are mocking you while you're just spouting nonsense. Wait until they've said their piece before the real characters appear and are wiped out. It's the same old formula.
Creating a cultivation academy for immortals in a fantasy world? It's utterly incongruous. Dropping the book!
Hehehe
What's that all about? A bunch of weird stuff.
The beginning wasn't very good, but the later parts were okay; it just felt like two completely different books.
To read this book, one must first lower one's mind; further discussion is pointless. Read and then exit.