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Su Chang’an was in his grandfather’s livestream room, constantly competing with Luo Yaxuan and Lai Jianlin, with fanbases growing on both sides.

They were competing over the efficiency of their wishers’ tasks during the wish-making process.

Luo Yaxuan was also a novice, and with Lai Jianlin, they won at the starting line in the Saint Master’s livestream.

Because Jiang Tang’s livestream room has been open for two or three years.

The livestream’s fans are naturally more than Su Elder’s livestream followers.

Su Elder’s livestream room is like a side account of Jiang Tang’s livestream.

Although constantly growing in fans, in business ability and merit increase, they still lost at the starting line.

Jiang Tang has loosened his power. Now enjoying, he wants merit and reaps rewards by running this livestream.

But this way of playing only yields merit, becoming an Immortal Emperor hasn’t really been achieved.

Jiang Tang has thought of many methods but still hasn’t found a way to become an Immortal Emperor, nor has he found the Heaven-Mending Spell.

With his ability, he certainly doesn’t need to plant personally anymore.

Besides having a Spiritual Pet, isn’t there an Avatar?

Now making Immortal Pills, the Avatar is responsible.

Jiang Tang occasionally practices his skills to improve them.

But he won’t use these skills professionally.

With so much time, isn’t it better to spend some time with two wives from the Cultivation World?

Isn’t it good to nurture the children born?

Jiang Tang actually lets go, allowing his children to enhance their own strength.

Enlightenment doesn’t need this father.

Because Jiang Tang wants one person to become a big family, he used this concept for his children’s enlightenment.

The father accompanying the child makes them feel a closer bond with the parents.

Although many are strict fathers, Jiang Tang, even if not a nurturing dad, personally takes care of many children’s affairs.

He is still very approachable with the children; maybe because their father is a Deity with a powerful status, possessing a revered identity among the children.

The children admire and respect him immensely, without the need for harsh expressions for improper learning, avoiding the need for hitting or scolding expressions.

Jiang Tang wants to give the children freedom; they already start from a high point, with strong genes, because of a thorough enlightenment.

Their starting point is already higher than others.

In enlightenment, they just need to learn words, no need for intense early Cultivation.

Jiang Tang doesn’t pressure the children; instead, because of his prowess, he becomes a role model for them.

His children don’t need others to oversee them; they conscientiously learn, allotting more time for their studies.

They are relatively obedient.

Jiang Tang occasionally inscribes the Qi of Deity on the children.

Thus, his children possess abilities with a higher starting point than ordinary cultivators’ children.

This Divine Qi brings numerous benefits to the kids.

As their bodies develop, as their minds grow.

Their starting point being higher than others already, they are cultivated to resemble prodigies.

Whether in cultivation or learning other skills, these small children are extraordinarily self-disciplined and exceptional.

Jiang Tang provides strong protection for his children.

Although sometimes the children are by the mother’s side, in the base.

Even if someone attempts to harm them, they have means to retaliate.

Jiang Tang’s protection involves giving each child an Invisibility Protection Talisman; this talisman not only guards the child’s body but also serves as a sanctuary.

The Talismans house a sliver of his Divine Soul inside.

With this Divine Soul present, it constantly protects each child, accompanying them at all times.

Even when there is a dedicated person taking care of them.

With his Divine Soul, there is no fear for their safety.

At this moment, Jiang Tang doesn’t worry about the kids and travels around with his wives, not fearing for their safety.

Jiang Tang has taken his wives through countless books and drama scenes before.

Always observing from high above, this time Jiang Tang plans to take them into a war book.

This is an ancient war book; they will immerse themselves in the battlefield.

Witnessing the brutality of the battlefield.

The book they enter involves a country invaded by another, with the invasion pushing deep into the land, soldiers resisting, yet one city after another falling.

In each lost city, every place is plundered by other countries, taking not only people’s properties but their lives, committing atrocities against men and women.

Ordinary folks face only death with no means of resistance.

Beautiful women and regular women suffer misfortune.

They become prey for other countries, or wives to unmarried soldiers.

Or when they are taken, the invaders might already have considered them temporary, not accompanying them after claiming victory.

As they continue to conquer, crossing city after city, survival remains uncertain.

Will they survive to the end?

In the ultimate Chengdu City, if they live, they can settle down and live peacefully.

Upon achieving victory, these victorious soldiers receive rewards, rising from regular soldiers to positions of prominence.

Especially renowned generals.

Jiang Tang and his ten wives transmigrated here together.

No need to mind if there are people with their names or identities here.

Because at this time, the entire city has been conquered, enemy forces have invaded the Imperial City, and upon entering, they commence seizure and massacre.

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