[Cautious cultivation + behind-the-scenes scheming + never picking fights, letting his clones handle everything] Chen Qian transmigrates into the world of immortal cultivation, only to be branded an invading extraterrestrial demon. In three hundred years, the War of Ten Thousand Immortals will begin. Fortunately, he obtains the Teamfight Tactics System, which lets him summon one clone each day. After absorbing the memories of the original host’s demonic cultivation techniques, Chen Qian turns his wicked gaze on his own clones:
Short on pills? He can drain yesterday’s self to improve his cultivation, with no side effects.
Short on spirit stones? He can chop yesterday’s self into pieces, extracting the soul and stripping the bones. A brand-new cultivator’s body, going cheap!
Poor aptitude? Fuse three one-star clones into a two-star clone, and its natural talent shoots up by a hundred percent. Hand it over!
No cultivation techniques? The Immortal of Transmitting the Dao has you covered. Summon a clone and get all kinds of techniques.
Can’t afford equipment? The Treasure Hoarder believes in you and rewards your clone with a Soul-Summoning Banner. In you go!
Need trustworthy companions? Clones numbered one, three, and five go into alchemy; two, four, and six make talismans; seven, eight, and nine forge artifacts. As for unlucky number zero, sorry, you’re the backup power source.
Wealth, companions, cultivation techniques, and a place to practice: he gets them all from himself.
After obtaining a righteous-path class-change emblem, Chen Qian begins infiltrating other sects.
During a sect leader election, when faced with the former leader’s son, all the other candidates say in unison: “The entire sect is full of my alts.”
Three hundred years later, an invasion from another world begins. The Ten Thousand Immortals in hiding are about to assemble, only to discover they have to fight ten cultivators of the same rank, and those opponents aren’t afraid to die…
Ruthless man [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] I don't know how many selves in other worlds I have killed. The system may have captured selves from other timelines and used them as clones.
Very well written, good luck to the author
It's okay, but Zhenjia Village is not good, and the seal memory is not good.