Chu Huaizhou lost his memory.
After failing his hundredth tribulation, he unfortunately lost all his memories from the Golden Core stage onward. From then on, he became a good-for-nothing master who could only live off his female disciples.
Still, living off them wasn't so bad. The problem was, after they found out he'd lost his memory, his disciples all started acting strangely.
His eldest disciple, who had never been affectionate and was as aloof as an iceberg, became a little too clingy. "Master, just stay in this ice prison and don't worry. I'll take care of you for the rest of your life."
His second disciple, once so sweet and adorable, bound him with an Immortal-Binding Cord, looking like she was about to snap. "Why are you running away, Master? Didn't you say you liked Qian'er best?"
Most terrifying of all was his seemingly normal little disciple, pure as a blank sheet of paper. She not only stole his clothes, but even poured a muscle-relaxing drug into his tea. "Master promised you wouldn't leave me alone..."
Everyone claimed to have been his lover before he lost his memory. Chu Huaizhou wiped the cold sweat from his brow, overwhelmed with despair at being surrounded by his beautiful disciples.
"I just want to focus on my cultivation. Don't come any closer!"
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Could there be some kind of immortal realm or upper realm? The author isn't replying to messages and I don't dare look.
It's not about turning into 100, but about showing support regardless of the level. I'll subscribe to the whole thing first. Good luck, author!
Losing one's memory during the tribulation is not a pity.
The title's brief introduction hints at the story. Amnesia during tribulation is not a pity. A cold autumn amidst ice and snow. Hardened by chains, yet soft with touches of the lips. Alas, even centuries of icy confinement cannot contain the repressed passion, allowing her to attack with the ferocity of burning embers. The icy curtain opens, and guess what she touches? This ice queen's eldest disciple seizes the opportunity to claim herself as her Daoist partner. But don't forget, beside her master, there's a fox acting as a mascot. Like a cat, like a dog, possessing the dual nature of a young fox and a mature woman, Bai Li, pure and innocent, possesses unparalleled charm, yet cannot relinquish her pure shyness. "I am ruthless and heartless! Human, you smell so sweet; fox, I crave kisses..."
I'll keep it for a while, I've saved it, and I'll come back to look at it later.
My favorite royal drama is finally updated! 🥵🥵🥵
Seriously, if he only takes in five, he'll miss out on the girls. The fox spirit, plus three disciples and her sister, that's five! What will Cheng Qing Shuang do then? You don't take in fangirls like that! It's reckless. The male lead keeps backing away; he hugged and kissed his disciples, and then keeps avoiding it, saying he'll wait until he regains his memories. What, doesn't he want to take responsibility? Is he even a man? The plot is bland with no major plot holes, but there are quite a few minor ones.
Actually, I feel this book is pretty good in terms of both material selection and quality. It's not particularly outstanding, but the quality has been quite stable so far. Why does it seem like there aren't many people reading it?
Here's a suggestion: I suspect many people started watching because you said you'd accept all the female characters, then after following the series for so long, you said you'd only accept 5 main characters, excluding the rest who are just supporting characters with whom you have a good relationship. Now, there are more than 5 female characters who have appeared and have ambiguous relationships with you. What kind of "accepting all" is that? Harem novels either don't include characters with ambiguous relationships, or if they do, you have to accept them. Otherwise, it's considered a "leaked" female character, and a "leaked" female character is a major flaw in harem novels. You should decide for yourself. (If you delete comments directly, that shows your attitude.)
It seems the male lead has protected the little fox too well; even at the Great Ascension stage, she's still so naive. She was tricked away with a lollipop.