Zhang Xiaofeng transmigrates to a cutthroat fantasy world with a strange sect capable of summoning power from other realms. He had planned to rely on the System’s daily sign-ins to coast through life as an obscure sect leader, but then he took in a disciple on a whim, and his peaceful days came to an end.
He thought his disciples were mediocre and unlikely to amount to much, at least not the kind of troublemaking, heaven-defying heroes who went around causing chaos. Who could have guessed these little trouble magnets would attract trouble wherever they went? They ran into it whenever they left home, and it came knocking when they stayed in. Sometimes old grudges arising from a disciple’s past caught up with them; other times, a disciple was trouble personified. One day, a disciple was being hunted down; the next, another had offended some reclusive powerhouse; the day after that, someone else had somehow gotten caught up in a battle over a ten-thousand-year-old ruin... Every day, Zhang Xiaofeng teetered between cleaning up their messes and losing his mind.
Yet without even realizing it, amid all the chaos, this unremarkable second-rate sect was quietly rising to prominence. And those disciples who seemed to be constantly mired in trouble had, without anyone noticing, become the greatest source of confidence on his path to becoming the master of a sacred land.
This book is quite good, but I don't understand which character the Great Venerable is. There are quite a lot of characters with the title of Great Venerable. They are not weak in any of the ten powers. There are also realm divisions. I didn't understand it either. Maybe I missed it in the previous books.
God-man protagonist God-man novel 😂
Okay, okay, very good. I hope it won't stop updating. There are too few of this type.
It's a bit interesting. It still feels good so far and is very innovative.
If you see an update, please leave a review. Overall, it's good, but it gives me a sense of confusion, and I feel like I'm writing wherever I think.