In the world of immortal cultivation, the weak are the strongest, the clans monopolize the spiritual fields, the sects control the elixirs, and the mortals and casual cultivators can only be slaughtered by others.
However, Lu Changsheng awakened an invincible realm that expanded ten meters every day in the most desolate mass burial slope.
Broken wooden house → Juling Pavilion with ten times the speed of cultivation!
Two acres of wasteland → ten thousand acres of fairyland with a stable harvest of spiritual valleys and elixirs!
Abandoned Fire Vein → A territorial elixir room with a constant supply of low-price elixirs!
Broken stalls at the foot of the mountain → Changshengfang City where caravans gather and casual cultivators rush to settle down!
Within the domain, he can suppress powerful enemies, decompose magic weapons, transform spiritual beasts, and turn everything the enemy has into territorial resources.
The whole Zhang family came to attack, and the clan's magical artifacts became materials for expansion.
The governor's office sealed off the granary, and Lu Changsheng asked all the monks in the town to buy grain according to his rules.
The Black Mountain Sect had a monopoly on elixirs, so he lowered the price of elixirs to one-tenth, causing the sect's trade routes to collapse on the spot.
Others have been practicing hard for hundreds of years just to break through the golden elixir, but he is busy building houses, farming, and taking in people - and by the way, he arranges for the golden elixir demon to catch insects.
Lu Changsheng stood in front of the resurrected ancient city of Zhenjie and said calmly: "What I want to build is not a city, but an immortal kingdom that no one dares to bully."
Reader comments
He is worthy of being the author of the Great Sage.
Not developing well. All kinds of trouble.
A real boss would never listen to the villain's whining, and immediately destroy him if he shows up.
As for the protagonist, he chatters a lot of nonsense with the villain when he has nothing to do. He is a chatterbox, right?
He is worthy of being the author of the Great Sage.
Not developing well. All kinds of trouble.
A real boss would never listen to the villain's whining, and immediately destroy him if he shows up. As for the protagonist, he chatters a lot of nonsense with the villain when he has nothing to do. He is a chatterbox, right?
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