I’m a Nascent Soul Celestial Lord. Why Should I Have to Explain Myself to You?

[Cultivation, golden finger, multiple female leads] Readers who dislike multiple female leads should proceed with caution. Shen Zimo is reborn in a small world where one can cultivate immortality and live forever. He tempers his body at four, practices Qi at seven, reaches Foundation Establishment at ten, enters the Golden Core stage at fifteen, and breaks through to the Nascent Soul stage at sixteen. This super-genius is disciplined by his master for three months at the age of fifteen, then has the blame turned back on him by that same master. He is expelled from the sect and kicked off Misty Peak. Where’s the justice in that? Is it a failure of humanity or a collapse of morality? When he emerges from seclusion after breaking through to the middle stage of the Nascent Soul realm, he intends to share the good news with his junior sister. Instead, he’s told that she is being put on trial before the entire sect council. A pretty young Qi practitioner has accused her of stealing something. Shen Zimo arrives, immediately slaps the accuser, and shields his junior sister behind him. You little ant, how dare you bully my junior sister? Die! My Soul-Refining Banner is hungry for your soul. No, wait, my Human Emperor Banner. A reason? Why would a Nascent Soul Celestial Lord need a reason to kill a Qi practitioner? Do you think this is some story aimed at women, where I’m supposed to be shackled by morality? Anyone who objects can step forward! If you don’t dare step forward, then keep your mouth shut! Hand it over!