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This person didn’t notice that someone was watching them, just enjoying the show.

Jiang Tang...?

In his cultivation farming, possessing ancient divine artifacts allowed him to obtain magical treasures, secret manuals, and ancient divine medicine through farming.

At the beginning, he had to personally plant, but as space upgrades came in, his abilities strengthened, gradually allowing space-related golden fingers to cast rain and harvest with one click.

For a long time, there hasn’t been an artifact spirit in the space.

When Jiang Tang transmigrated, he didn’t have a system to assist him, no system contracted to anyone. He felt that having no constraints was better.

His wives noticed this with a sense of novelty, believing that with a system, they wouldn’t need to cultivate, just complete tasks to acquire awesome skills.

This kind of ability can be good, but also not necessarily good.

Because having control is like contracting demonic beasts or divine beasts, just like their masters controlling puppets.

Many rules and constraints have to be personally adhered to.

However, the system of the person in front doesn’t require the host to do bad things.

Jiang Tang felt this book could be considered as an enjoyable cultivation novel, potentially a male-targeted one.

Unexpectedly, in this drama, the male protagonist is someone who appears impressive.

Jiang Tang can understand and comprehend.

Just like him, with god-like abilities, yet in various realms, he hasn’t shown his own abilities!

However, this person is different; they don’t have a trace of cultivation ability or Qi, yet people recognize him as being at the Foundation Establishment Stage despite the displayed abilities surpassing those of the entire sect’s highest capable beings.

The most powerful character in the whole drama also doesn’t possess those same talents.

This is the power the system adds, making her akin to a supreme being with formidable abilities.

Jiang Tang continues watching the drama, where the male protagonist meets this female protagonist.

Oh my, the female protagonist wants to apprentice under him.

He’s a bit helpless and says, "Come to me, I don’t have the capability to teach you."

The female immortal thinks this place is wonderful, believes there are divine beasts and formidable demonic beasts here, this person must have high capabilities.

Here she can slowly enhance her power, find a hiding place, and gradually restore her former abilities as an Immortal Emperor.

At this time, the female immortal just wants a place to settle, regardless of whether coming here as a disciple or just seeking shelter?

Upon discovering it’s only a thatched house, but the thatched house has rooms, it’s quiet, there’s only one peak with one person.

Isn’t this a great place for seclusion?

While exploring, the female immortal realizes this peak is part of the Piaomiao Sect, one of its peaks.

The Piaomiao Sect obviously has many disciples, but they belong to other peaks.

Each peak teaches different skills.

Cultivation skills are mandatory for them.

The skills they must learn make these people impressive.

In countless Immortal Sect competitions, disciple recruitment, they are impressive, bullying Biluo Peak’s sole Peak Master.

Every time open for students, no one wants to come to Biluo Peak.

Then some do it on purpose because Biluo Peak has conflicts with other peaks.

Everyone wants to possess it but can’t, tries to kill its sole Peak Master but fails.

Shows them as seemingly incompetent.

Since anyone casually using bamboo swords from Biluo Peak would defeat them.

Even the axe for chopping wood or the kitchen knife instantly transforms into a divine artifact.

The abilities exhibited by the Master of Biluo Peak appear insane.

Leaving them helpless and resentful.

While observing the thatched house, the female Immortal Emperor notices Biluo Peak’s tranquility, perfect for cultivation.

Also casually selecting a room, unbothered by outsiders, no schemes or machinations.

She feels it’s great.

Then she secretly rejoices, being the master’s sole disciple, does this mean she would be the senior sister?

It’s just uncertain whether her arrival here broke Biluo Peak’s no disciples rule—will many people become this master’s disciples in the future?

The female immortal eagerly anticipates.

"Hungry? How’s your cooking?"

The Master of Biluo Peak holds a kitchen knife, ready to butcher a demonic beast for food.

Considers using grilling, although his culinary skills can make it quite delicious.

Just unsure if the female immortal likes barbecue?

"It’s okay, but it seems you don’t have a kitchen here?"

The female immortal analyzed the thatched house, thinking the master appeared not to consume mortal food, as there’s no kitchen within.

She wondered if the Master of Biluo Peak never needed to light a fire?

Only consuming pills?

Yet finds no alchemy ingredients or alchemy furnace.

Thinking it over, she understood again, could the master have space?

Or an invisible storage bag holding kitchen tools inside?

The female immortal felt her guess was correct.

"Yes, I’m generally lazy, when it’s barbecue. You don’t want barbecue? There are kitchen tools, how about you cook?"

The Master of Biluo Peak thought having a disciple could arrange three meals a day, maybe someone to serve now?

Having a female disciple might bring change?

Continuing his lazy pattern, wouldn’t eating barbecue become tiring?

No matter how good the barbecue skills are, only eating barbecue, who eats barbecue for ten thousand years?

Even that would grow tiresome.

"Sure! But you don’t have a kitchen here, no cooking tools, should we prepare a bit? We can’t just eat pills or barbecue. It’s not that eating barbecue is impossible, it seems you don’t prefer it?"

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