The unbelievably OP MC arrives to modern day Earth, overturning common sense, faceslapping people who insist on challenging him, and starting his own sect. Many funny hijinks occur due to his actions and his students' actions.

Edit: meh, everything outside cultivation ends up being irrelevant, I mean the since half the scenes are taken by his disciples and their growth I should've expected it (also lets not forget that China has taoists and stuff like that as supposed historial figures, so it's hard to separate anything from Asian folklore to cultivation given the setting... take the ghosts vs daemons they did for a non Asian public they're almost the same), but also adding more cultivators aside from makes it boring. After the vampire ark it turns mediocre ...

The story is somehow consistent and constantly adds original stuff. I really recommend it if you like both action and comedy genres, since it also has some nice fighting scenes. Kind of reminds me of Hero? I Quit A Long Time Ago without the harem and the unnecessary moral lectures.

... Last updated on January 2nd, 2023, 5:41am

this is the second manhua that makes me ask this question. It was recommended to me by the site but what the h*ll is this? have you ever seen a hero threatening someone to be his pet? the so called heroes here aren't even qualified to be villains, just some punch of brainless 2d NPCs. And the story, there is no story till where I stopped and I didn't find it funny either. I guess this should be some cultivation superiority promotion sh*t . I don't know why is it even being translated. It might become better later, I don't know but I don't think I'll waste more of my time to find out.

... Last updated on May 22nd, 2021, 3:10pm

No need to have bias whether it's chinese cultivator or western superhero, just enjoy the story. It's just comedy, so why so serious?

Great idea, boring implementation.
Cultivator (China) beats the crap out of Heroes (USA) and teaches them manners. That's how I read this.