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Eloquent Ascent

In the Azure Phoenix Realm, Xu Qi, a normal telemarketer on Earth, found himself transmigrated into a body with a similar name as him. However, he found out that he had nothing of the usual golden finger or system that he often read in webnovels. Instead, he only has his talent honed from his job, his silver tongue that can make his customers buy his wares or his former girlfriends fall from his sweet nothings. With words as his tool, he carefully navigates the competitive world of cultivation. However, he might not be as helpless as he thought he would be as he discovered that his words were more effective with women. ---- Note: This delves more into the MC's interactions with different women than the cultivation world itself. But world-building won't be neglected. Just expect less action and more talking. Netori? Most likely. If you've read my other novel Stealing Spree, you'd know what to expect. Check my other novel: Stealing Spree (R18) https://www.webnovel.com/book/stealing-spree_19920810706996705 --------------- Join my Discord Server: https://discord.gg/BWBWUrU

Dyrem · 玄幻
分數不夠
190 Chs

Whispering Moon

Taking in its appearance of intricate craftsmanship, Xu Qi examined the metal fan. It was an elegant artifact. No doubt. It's the kind that could easily be mistaken for a mere accessory of a wealthy aristocrat. Its delicate frame was made of a metal that shimmered with a soft glow resembling the moon's silver hue under the light of a thousand stars. The material was surprisingly light, yet he could feel the concentrated qi nestled within it, hinting at its formidable capabilities. It was currently folded and could easily be used as a blunt weapon but when spread open, it transformed into a beautiful silk fan that was very fitting for his gait and posture that was as elegant as the flutter of a butterfly's wing.

'It's not my ideal weapon but isn't this perfect for posturing as a scholarly cultivator?' Xu Qi mused, running his fingers over the cool metal. It was named 'Moonlit Whisper', a fitting moniker for something that could be used both for elegance and combat.