Dyrem

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.

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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.

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Eloquent Ascent

A few hours later, inside the private training hall of Ling Lian.

The couple faced each other, their faces wrought with challenge.

Xu Qi planned to test his new physique which had been improved by the Vital Essence Elixir and the movement technique of the Sunlit Shadow Dance, Ethereal Steps.

After straightening her sect robes, Ling Lian stretched her arms exuding a mix of elegance and power that Xu Qi couldn't help but follow with his eyes.

Despite her recent exhaustion, her gaze burned with a competitive spirit. Xu Qi, on the other hand, stood with a relaxed posture, a slight smirk tugging at the corners of his lips as he rolled his shoulders.

"Don't go easy on me, Ling Lian," Xu Qi teased, his tone playful but carrying a hint of seriousness. "Beat me up again like last time."

Ling Lian raised an eyebrow. "Oh? Feeling confident after that elixir? Sure. I'll beat you up again. Don't think for a moment I'll hold back."

Testing his prowess