Ye Chen was deceived by the system and took away all his cultivation.
I have no choice but to open a small grocery store to make a living.
He unexpectedly became an invincible expert in the eyes of the boss.
Suddenly, the small grocery store became busy.
Several sect leaders with immortal demeanor almost broke their heads for pawnshop waiters.
The charming demon princess volunteered to work as a maid in Ye Chen's shop
A strong swordsman, in order to watch Ye Chen practice swordsmanship, he cleans the snow in front of the grocery store every day.
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Master Ye's swordsmanship possesses the power to create the world.
This painting by Master Ye may seem ordinary, but it actually contains Taoist charm.
After playing a game of chess with Master Ye, I actually understood the great way of heaven and earth.
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The protagonist Ye Chen's family awakened the system when they routinely tested their cultivation. He awakened a lot of top-level mortal skills, but was tricked by the system and deceived all his cultivation. He was ridiculed and expelled by the clan. The protagonist could only come to a sect to open a small grocery store, but he didn't know that the paintings he painted were all artifacts with powerful Taoist charms. The flowers and plants are top-notch elixirs, and the wild animals caught during hunting are all monsters with advanced cultivation. Even the clerks hired in the shop are either thousand-year-old snake monsters or phoenix bloodline. Experts from all walks of life are proud to be friends with the protagonist. Only the protagonist thinks that he is an ordinary mortal. The writing is very good. I like this novel very much.
I really like this type of novel. He is obviously an outsider, but he thinks he is just a mortal. Of course, the most important thing is the brain-boosting emperor. I haven't finished it yet. I hope it won't end.
Even if it is a mindless and cool article, it cannot be written in a confusing and messy way.
"Sword God" grew up eating shit.
One moment he became an Immortal King and an Immortal Emperor, and in the blink of an eye he became a Martial Emperor. His realm was in a mess.
I think so. I have read too many novels like this. Everyone says they are invincible, even chickens are invincible. So boring. Raise chickens and ducks all day long. Is it still possible to practice if I'm still being tricked by the system? Too bad. This is true for hundreds of thousands of photos. Then, why did the saint come to ask for help? He also regards the male protagonist as a peerless master. But the male protagonist is just an ordinary person. These routines. I didn't even want to watch it. Not interesting. I don't want to fight with the enemy. I just act like a salted fish all day long and it's boring to walk around. If you can practice. That's fine too. You can become a magician if you don't practice. There are thousands of roads. Why take one path? Even if you want to practice martial arts, even if you want to cultivate your martial soul. That's fine. Even if it's using powers or skills. That's fine. Can't do anything, that's all. No matter how delicious the food is, you will get tired of it. So I really hate these stores. Wen, he doesn't go anywhere when he's free.
Be exciting at the beginning, don't be depressed at the beginning
What a crappy book, it's totally wrong.
I seem to be working hard, but I am no longer serious about it. I don't know why the author is eating so hard, why is he writing this a negative review?
The beginning is good, but there are so many typos in the middle that it gives me a headache. The plot is a bit confusing later on, as if it was written in a hurry, and there is no ending.
The protagonist Ye Chen's family awakened the system when they routinely tested their cultivation. He awakened a lot of top-level mortal skills, but was tricked by the system and deceived all his cultivation. He was ridiculed and expelled by the clan. The protagonist could only come to a sect to open a small grocery store, but he didn't know that the paintings he painted were all artifacts with powerful Taoist charms. The flowers and plants are top-notch elixirs, and the wild animals caught during hunting are all monsters with advanced cultivation. Even the clerks hired in the shop are either thousand-year-old snake monsters or phoenix bloodline. Experts from all walks of life are proud to be friends with the protagonist. Only the protagonist thinks that he is an ordinary mortal. The writing is very good. I like this novel very much.
I really like this type of novel. He is obviously an outsider, but he thinks he is just a mortal. Of course, the most important thing is the brain-boosting emperor. I haven't finished it yet. I hope it won't end.
Even if it is a mindless and cool article, it cannot be written in a confusing and messy way.
"Sword God" grew up eating shit.
One moment he became an Immortal King and an Immortal Emperor, and in the blink of an eye he became a Martial Emperor. His realm was in a mess.
I think so. I have read too many novels like this. Everyone says they are invincible, even chickens are invincible. So boring. Raise chickens and ducks all day long. Is it still possible to practice if I'm still being tricked by the system? Too bad. This is true for hundreds of thousands of photos. Then, why did the saint come to ask for help? He also regards the male protagonist as a peerless master. But the male protagonist is just an ordinary person. These routines. I didn't even want to watch it. Not interesting. I don't want to fight with the enemy. I just act like a salted fish all day long and it's boring to walk around. If you can practice. That's fine too. You can become a magician if you don't practice. There are thousands of roads. Why take one path? Even if you want to practice martial arts, even if you want to cultivate your martial soul. That's fine. Even if it's using powers or skills. That's fine. Can't do anything, that's all. No matter how delicious the food is, you will get tired of it. So I really hate these stores. Wen, he doesn't go anywhere when he's free.
Be exciting at the beginning, don't be depressed at the beginning
What a crappy book, it's totally wrong.
I seem to be working hard, but I am no longer serious about it. I don't know why the author is eating so hard, why is he writing this a negative review?
The beginning is good, but there are so many typos in the middle that it gives me a headache. The plot is a bit confusing later on, as if it was written in a hurry, and there is no ending.