Chen Ping is taken away by a mission System. He was supposed to transmigrate to a cultivation realm, but the System unexpectedly sends him to a different world: the Tang Dynasty. The cultivation System has no technology, no potatoes, no sugar, no refined salt, and only a repertoire of immortal arts. It also comes with restrictions. Let’s see how the protagonist makes the most of life in the Tang Dynasty.
“System, is it really appropriate to put cultivation-realm missions here?”
“The mission cannot be changed, but I’ll adjust the rules for you.”
“System, did you mix up my merit points and demon points? I was clearly taking advantage of those unruly people, so how did I end up with a pile of merit?”
“Host, you should do some soul-searching. That’s all this System can say.”
I wanted to become the Dark Lord. How did I end up with all this merit instead?
Seeing the system limitations tells you this is compression.
Taking on any random passerby as a follower, then obeying their every command and giving them whatever they want—that's recruiting followers, not asking for a father figure.
The protagonist isn't the only one cultivating immortality. Later, he'll go to Japan to kill the Eight Banners Orochi. There's also a Journey to the West. And higher-dimensional beings...
Mark this down, and bet on the main character.
A lump of...
The protagonist is on the sand