The Imperial Preceptor Does Not Cultivate

Ten years after the Grand Zhou’s Imperial Preceptor passed away. Ji Ping’an, who has successfully reincarnated for the third time, returns with a letter of recommendation to the Astronomical Bureau he founded, becoming a low-ranking Star Officer. He looks around to find his former disciples in high positions and the juniors of years past at the pinnacle of power. Only he has lived through a thousand years, yet returned still a youth. He had planned to take up the role of a genius, lead his hapless sect through some competitions, complete the everyday tasks of a cultivation novel, and investigate the truth behind the world along the way. But on the night he wins first place, the stars return to their proper places. His enemies and friends, all of whom had died over the past thousand years, are reincarnated and return as one... “Master, is that you?” “Imperial Preceptor, I’ve finally found you!” “Are you the Grand Zhou’s Imperial Preceptor, or the Perfected One Liyang?” “Who are they? And what’s your relationship with them?!” As his secret identities are exposed one after another, Ji Ping’an looks up at the sky and sighs softly: Sigh, this Imperial Preceptor really doesn’t want to cultivate... [Note: Chapters 1–146 tell the story of an immortal returning to effortlessly crush the weak. Starting with Chapter 147, the main story begins, a story about “reunion.”]