[Eastern Fantasy + Lighthearted Comedy + No System + No Heroine? + Fresh Takes on Old Gags + Emotional and Ethical Issues + Slow Start]
The protagonist, Chu Nan, lives up to his name: after nine cycles of reincarnation, he is still a virgin. In his tenth life, while searching for the roots of love, he happens upon an unbelievably powerful cultivation technique.
This technique is outrageously powerful. The moment an “evil thought” stirs, he gets hard as a flagpole! (Literally.)
To keep his little guy out of trouble, his only hope is to cultivate this technique to perfection.
From then on, Chu Nan stays away from temptation, silently recites the Pure Heart Mantra 300 times a day, rejects gambling and drugs, and resolves to be a model young man (crossed out).
[Xuanhuan] The story has a grand setting, but a relatively modest scope. I don't like combat power getting too absurd, so there won't be any plotlines about destroying the world or shattering the void. The upper limit of power is roughly at the level of Planetary Devastation and Almighty Push.
[No Heroine] There are quite a few female characters, but the ending will probably be either heroine-free or have a single heroine. No harems! Please be reasonable about all the female characters. And don't worry, this book has no toxic content. The relationships between the male lead and the girls are as pure as pure can be, purer than true love!
[Lighthearted and Humorous] The story is told in a breezy, cheerful style, with a little imagination. It touches lightly on family ethics, emotional conflicts, human nature twisted out of shape, and moral decay, but it will still be a fresh, wholesome read, so please enjoy without worry.
The story and protagonist are quite interesting. The author will update me soon!