Transmigrating to the Primordial World: My Rebellious Disciple Throws the World into Chaos, and I Go Wild as His Master

Gu Chen, an ordinary person from the modern world, unexpectedly transmigrates to the Primordial World. In this age filled with mystery and danger, he discovers that he has awakened a magical System: the Disciple Recruitment System. It grants him the ability to recruit the greatest talents under heaven, but he never expected that all nine disciples he takes in would be unruly rebels who defy the natural order and are impossible to control.

As someone who transmigrated, Gu Chen originally thought he could use the System's power to make a name for himself in this world. He never imagined that his rebellious disciples would bring him not only fame and power, but also endless trouble and headaches.

His eldest disciple, the Sword Immortal Li Taibai, was a carefree swordsman who loved poetry and wine. But because of the System, he became even more unruly, constantly stirring up trouble.

His second disciple, the Martial Sage Qing Zizai, was highly skilled in martial arts, but always sought out friends through combat, unintentionally sparking conflicts across the martial world.

His third disciple, the Buddha San Zang, was driven by a great vow, but his overly radical actions only deepened the rift between Buddhism and the world.

His fourth disciple, the Painting Sage Mo Xuan, painted lifelike works, but his forbidden paintings drew the attention of demons and monsters.

His fifth disciple, the Dao Sage Xuan Ziqing, followed the natural way of the Dao, but his pursuit of perfection nearly drove him down the path of demonic cultivation.

His sixth disciple, the Literary Sage Yun Ze, was a brilliant writer, but his excessive sharpness earned him the envy of other scholars.

His seventh disciple, the Art of War Sage Ting Yu, was a master strategist, but the combination of modern weapons and Primordial World powers unleashed a tide of war.

His eighth disciple, the blind Chong Ming, had superb swordsmanship, but when his Chong Ming eyes opened, he saw too much of the world's dark side and became consumed by obsession.

His ninth disciple, the Flower Sage Hua Lan, was peerless in the art of flowers, but her fragrance was so captivating that it drew...