Chen Jun transmigrated ten years ago. The System does just one thing: every time a skill is repeated, its level increases by 1.
Within the Mortal Realm, he thinks he's just an ordinary street vendor, living in the rundown courtyard Old Zhang left behind.
He raises a yellow dog, a blue carp, an old hen, and a peach tree.
He doesn't know that the radio calisthenics he does every day have long surpassed the techniques of the Sages.
He doesn't know that his pets can kill immortals with a single glance.
He doesn't know that his porridge stall has long become a place where the most powerful people in the Federation would do anything to get in.
And he has no idea that the world's elite nearly came to blows just for a chance to live next door to him.
Yet he still envies martial artists who can cultivate...
There are so many updates in a few days. Are you using AI or saving manuscripts?
Although the setting is relatively old, most books nowadays are like that, and this one is already very good. You can read it when you have no books to read.
It's good to watch and support, there are evil gods and there are twenty-five sons, and the latest chapters are very strange. They know that they are above the qualifications of kings, and they are testing higher instruments on site. Thousands of people are watching. The villain laughs and jumps out to sacrifice her. She summons the clone of the evil gods above kings, and she is too lazy to keep it secret.
It's so exciting that I couldn't stop reading. Update as soon as possible!
Come on, this book feels like it's going to be popular and it's well written.
Outrageous. . .
Very good, definitely a treasure. Not to mention the logic and refreshing feeling, but the human touch, it's a good one!
A very interesting novel. I haven't read such a mortal novel in a long time.
Hey, that's it
You can also read Dihuawen, when you don't have any good books to read.