Half a clear breeze

Chu Xuan transmigrated to a fantasy world and became the young master of a powerful family. He was rebuked for misbehaving just because he sneezed during a banquet. As punishment, he was banished from the ancestral mansion and was relocated to a remote residence.
He did not mind the punishment at all. He just needed a spot that could allow him to be a shut-in. With the system that would allow him to grow stronger by being a shut-in, the longer he stayed indoors, the more powerful he became.
After being a shut-in for a day, he was rewarded with the Indestructible Body Technique.
After being a shut-in for a month, he was rewarded with the Immovable Mountain Technique.
After being a shut-in for a year, he was rewarded with the Yuxu Celestial Scripture and 100 years of cultivation.
After being a shut-in for 10 years, he was rewarded with the Chaotic Indestructible Body and the Bell of Chaos.
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Chu Xuan declared, “No one can make me leave my home. I like being a shut-in!”

I Stayed At Home For A Century, When I Emerged I Was Invincible

There were a total of three gold-level Tower Lords in the Southern Region. They controlled Bao Hongyan's faction, which meant that Chu Xuan controlled one-third of the power of the Black Moon Tower in the Southern Region.

With Bao Hongyan's status as a gold-level Tower Lord, she could access most of the Black Moon Tower's intelligence on the Southern Region.

For example, she could immediately find out and inform Chu Xuan about any experts who appeared in the Southern Region.

Moreover, with the parent-child communication talisman, the information could be transmitted in real-time. Chu Xuan would have to read the reports from the Black Moon Tower every day.

For example, what happened, what treasures appeared, and so on.

The Southern Region was still very lively. Things like killing people and snatching treasures also happened from time to time.

The extermination of a small clan would also occasionally happen once or twice.

Grand Moon Mystic Body, Su Xian‘er