They Admire My Immortal Cultivation, but I Become a God in the Tang Dynasty

It features a cute little rhinoceros; as long as the writing isn't too bad, it's readable. My bad, I praised him too soon. The protagonist really doesn't live up to his name; his lewd behavior towards a minor girl was practically overflowing the screen. Super Seven Star, goodbye and don't bother coming back! 😅😅😅

Short and sweet. 🤭👍👍👍 As a 21st-century animal, I need to update faster. Or else I'll have to give you a good whipping?

Devil Fruits purchased through a system shouldn't have those side effects. They should be optimized by the system so the protagonist and the princesses, including Xiao Sizi, each have one. Another author wrote two books where the protagonist, Xia Zhouyi, summons Binchotan (a type of charcoal) to work, and travels and does business across countless worlds with it.

Does your villa not have a door? Anyone can come in.

After my harrowing journey through time, I was overjoyed and sang "The Blood Song of the Three Realms." The Lord of the Stars discovered me and took me to the "Journey of the Misty Heavens," where I entered the "Myriad Realms." There, I encountered the "God of Slaughter," known as "Cataclysm," who sat on the "Throne of Divine Seal" and tried to kill me.

The previous one was good, but there weren't enough chapters 😂 Please update more!

Chapter 10 has two major flaws: 1. Even after blocking out external noise, one can still be woken up. 2. The imperial guards outside the villa couldn't stop a two-year-old child. If the Tang Dynasty's army were like the one you described, others wouldn't even know they'd reached the camps before the Central Plains were already occupied.

It's pretty good. In other stories about time travel and cohabitation, the protagonist is either a charlatan or hides his true identity. This one, however, states from the beginning that it comes from more than 1,000 years in the future. I need to take in more women; they've all transmigrated and have systems now. One Li Lizhi isn't enough. This semi-slice-of-life novel is quite good.

Finished reading it. Nothing much to say, as always. Alright, anyway, it was a pretty easy read, so that's it. Writing a book isn't easy, so five stars for encouragement. Multiple female protagonists, so awesome!!!

The protagonist spoils Sizi too much, to the point of being spoiled like a spoiled child. And the female lead, whether Sizi or Chang Le, is someone the protagonist's wife doesn't get as much screen time as Sizi.