(Reborn) The First Demon Cultivator

Ding Ziming transmigrated into a cloud, and he had no regrets... Yeah, right!! Other male leads are recruiting underlings, digging up immortal treasures, and expanding their harems. Ding Ziming is making rain, making rain... still making rain. Then he met a little sprout that was close to dying, all shriveled up, thin and tiny. His heart softened, so he drifted by now and then to give it some rain. Later, the little sprout grew into a mighty immortal plant and was about to take human form. Dozens of purple lightning bolts rolled through the clouds, their light nearly illuminating the entire sky. Ding Ziming's heart softened again, and he didn't send the lightning away. Then he was stunned, and reduced to ashes. Countless historical lessons teach us that showing off gets you struck by lightning. A hundred years later, Ding Ziming miraculously came back to life. He recruited underlings, dug up immortal treasures, and expanded his harem. Countless options awaited his favor. Ding Ziming, later on: Why did I choose to become an apprentice first? Wait, why does my master's gaze always seem so strange? Holy crap! Master, your secret identity is showing...! This book is also known as My Master Is an Immortal Plant, The Days I Was a Cloud, and An Interracial Romance Between an Immortal Plant and a White Cloud