My Cultivation System Wants Me to Build a Harem?!
When 25-year-old Alex Chen dies saving a kid from getting hit by a truck (the most cliché isekai death, and he KNOWS it), his last thought is “Are you kidding me right now?”
He wakes up in the body of Chen Feng, a outer disciple of the Azure Peak Sect who just got caught peeping at the female disciples’ bathing area. Great. Just great.
Before he can even process his situation, a glowing interface materializes:
[Congratulations! You have been selected as the host of the Heavenly Harem System!]
[Starter Mission: Survive your execution and gain your first harem member!]
[Reward: Heavenly Rizz Ability - Silver Tongue of the Casanova]
[Failure: Death. Again.]
In a multiverse where cultivation realms stack upon each other like an endless tower, where a “small” world can contain billions of cultivators, and where jade beauties are as dangerous as they are stunning - Alex must use his wits, his slowly growing power, and eventually his system-granted charisma to survive.
But this isn’t a kids’ story. The cultivation world is brutal, passionate, and sensual. Dual cultivation is real. Political marriages are weapons. And the women he’ll encounter aren’t blushing maidens - they’re ancient monsters in beautiful shells, assassins who’ve bathed in blood, demonesses who view mortals as toys, and ruthless sect masters who see him as either a threat or a very interesting… opportunity.
As Alex’s power grows and the system pushes him toward increasingly intimate missions, he’ll discover that building a harem isn’t about collecting jade beauties like pokemon - it’s about navigating genuine feelings, deadly jealousies, and the realization that in the higher realms, “dual cultivation” isn’t just a euphemism.
The road to the top is long. The women are dangerous. And his system seems to have a very specific idea of what “cultivation” means.
“Wait, the next mission is WHAT?! System, I’m going to die - and not in the fun way!”
[Warning: This novel contains adult themes, mature situations, and cultivators doing what cultivators do when they’re not fighting. Reader discretion advised.]