Max-Level Servant: The Empress Begs Me to Be Her Dao Companion

There was a groundskeeping disciple in the back mountains of the Taiyi Sect named Ye Chen.

The sect’s disciples thought he had no spiritual roots, and the elders complained that he was eating their food. Only Ye Chen knew that after ten thousand years of sign-ins, he had long since become an Immortal Venerable among the myriad heavens.

All he wanted was to tend his little vegetable patch, chop wood, water the plants, and sleep.

Until one night, a divine thunderbolt from the Nine Heavens shattered the back mountain, and a gravely wounded Empress fell from the sky, crushing half an acre of his cabbages.

The next moment, a hundred thousand cultivators from the Righteous Alliance surrounded the mountain, intending to sacrifice the Empress to the heavens.

Ye Chen looked at the ruined vegetables, picked up his woodcutter’s axe, and gave it a casual swing.

The sword formation collapsed, the immortal weapons shattered, and a hundred thousand cultivators knelt across the mountain gate.

The haughty Empress Ji Ruxue, her eyes red, said, “You saved my life. I’ll repay you by giving myself to you.”

Ye Chen replied without expression, “Pay for the cabbages first. Every last one.”