What? You say you're a magical prodigy with an affinity for every element, able to wield them all at will? Then how about testing that against my Five Phases arts?
What? You say you're at the ninth stage of Dou Qi and can cleave a city in two with one sword? Sorry, but we sword cultivators can open the Gates of Heaven with a single strike.
What? You say that when your red-robed cardinal can't win, he summons angels to descend? Sorry, but my sect's ascended founder is no pushover either.
What? You say your giant dragon can crush me with one swipe? Then I'll use my Heaven-and-Earth Transformation and see how dragon meat tastes.
Ye Jiu is at a loss. He was only an Eastern Empire spy undercover in the Western world, so how did he end up taking a white-haired elf, a red-haired succubus, and a cool, aloof sorceress into his harem? Oh, no. He seems to have forgotten that back home, his fiancée is still waiting for him.
There are some small flaws such as grammatical errors, and there are some small things that I know what they are, but it is easy to misunderstand them just by looking at them. But overall it is good, a good harem novel. Come on, author!
Dessert level