Lu Min had ordinary talent, an average spiritual foundation, and a merely pleasant appearance. He was the most inconspicuous disciple in the Duyun Immortal Abode.
But one day, he was bound to a Harem System that claimed, “Raise more fish and you’ll get stronger!”
Eager to become stronger, Lu Min got right to it.
A miserable true young master who’d been cast out?
I’ll raise him!
A pitiful male ghost sealed away by a mysterious formation by mistake?
I’ll raise him!
A beloved darling who became everyone’s least favorite and was gradually turning yandere?
Forget it, I’ll raise that one too!
…
But after raising seven fish in stages and finally earning the title of Harem King, Lu Min learned that “getting stronger” didn’t mean physical power. It meant getting more attractive!
Feeling cheated, Lu Min quickly unbound himself from the System.
And he was very relieved.
Thank goodness he’d been cautious and raised only ordinary nobodies from the cultivation world, just like himself.
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The new master of the Duyun Immortal Abode had successfully taken office and opened the abode’s immortal realm, inviting talents from across the land to visit.
Lu Min, a former disciple who’d left the abode years ago, even received an invitation from his old employer.
Thinking nothing of it, Lu Min happily prepared to go and make a killing.
After disguising himself and entering the secret realm, Lu Min was stunned to discover that the new master was his first love, the one he’d broken up with unilaterally!
What’s more, appearing in the immortal realm one after another were his ex he hadn’t had time to break up with, the ex he’d broken up with abruptly…
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. A perfectly complete set.
Just as Lu Min was preparing to sneak away, all seven turned to look at him in perfect unison.
Lu Min: …
No… that couldn’t be right! Weren’t the ones I raised all little fry?
What are all these big shots, powerful enough to shake the entire cultivation world with one stomp, doing here?!
Theme: Even after recognizing the vastness of the world, one can still cherish the green of the smallest plants
