After failing to ascend, the Immortal Venerable Mo Bai lost all his cultivation.
Fortunately, he still had a group of filial, considerate disciples.
"Master! What happened to your peerless cultivation?"
"The Heavenly Tribulation destroyed it..."
"Master still has the Mystic Heaven Spiritual Treasures. You can still roam the world with those!"
"The treasures have already crumbled to dust..."
"Then... what about your Supreme Pure Yang Art?!"
"My foundation was destroyed, and my cultivation technique is useless now..."
"So Master has become a cripple?"
Mo Bai was deeply hurt that his own disciples looked down on him, but then a pair of pale, slender wrists grabbed him...
"That's wonderful! Now... Master won't be able to get away!"
I just want to ask how delicious the barbecue the protagonist makes is. Almost all the novels I've read use barbecue as a plot device. Did the protagonist cultivate to become an immortal for thousands of years or did he become a barbecue immortal by grilling meat for thousands of years? (Slightly annoyed)
It's December! Let's try not to be lazy in the last month of the year!
Do you want to collect Feng Jiuyao? She's a treasure-hunting girl, it's quite fun.
Are the main characters always young boys?
The Chun Jun Sword is extremely intelligent and perceptive; it might transform into a sword spirit woman later on! It probably will!
The author writes very well; the pace could be slower, focusing on quality. After all, good books are bound to become popular.
It's well-written, but with your update speed, it's unlikely to become a big hit.
I just discovered that the author of "My Master Died" is the same one.
I just love chasing kids around in big trucks.
It's so cute! This Jiuyao is getting cuter and cuter as I raise it.