In Order to Ask for the Seal of My Sea, I Killed the Sons of Destiny.

In the early years, I was a crow, and then I became the leader of the Great Immortal World with the good idea of disguising myself as a system. I feel that I have nothing to be proud of - the above content is from the special interview "The Unknown Past of the Northeast Immortal Family and the Son of Destiny" The above are all lies. The reason why I said I have nothing to be proud of is just to pretend. In fact, I am very proud. Turning the old strategy of "asking for a seal" which has no sense of mystery into an advanced strategy of "system binding" is the best thing I have ever done. The traditional way of asking for a title can only be one-on-one, with high risks and small returns, so people avoid it. However, the system can be used one-on-one, with small risks and good returns, and people flock to it. So I pretended to be a system and specifically tied up those Destiny's Children who were temporarily unlucky. I urged them to complete tasks and I earned a share. I also used system rewards to make them progress and better complete tasks for me. How can a system only have one player? The smart young man who was murdered and fell off a cliff, take it down! Take down the fake young master who was kicked out of the house! The true young master who doesn't want to go home and devote himself at all, take it down! Take them all, take them all, I want them all! The day I have tens of thousands of players is when I will ascend to immortality! The prospects are infinitely bright, all that remains is for the project to be implemented. As a system, I wield a small whip to urge the children of destiny, and convey to them the belief that hard work will lead to victory. What? You said they sometimes can't find me? This is normal. The children of destiny must learn to be independent. It is definitely not because I am too busy at sea! Intention: Persevere in struggle and strive for self-improvement