Immortal after a Hundred Reincarnations

Now that his son’s foundation was established, Xu Lei just needed to make some arrangements to have his son enter the Buddhist Sect for Cultivation.

"You again!"

Hui Cheng was bound by Xu Lei’s Evil-Subduing Buddha Chain, unable to break free. He exclaimed in shock, "How has your strength increased so much?"

After all, there was a time when Xu Lei had been hunted by him.

But now, ambushed by Xu Lei, he was completely powerless to resist!

He had been captured just like that!

Xu Lei said nothing in response.

"All for Zhi Can!"

Hui Cheng roared in anger, "Are you going to hold this grudge against me for the rest of your life?

Fine! I have nothing left to live for now!

Go ahead and kill me!"

"Oh? Nothing left to live for?"

But Xu Lei just laughed. "Is that so? No, that’s not right, you old fool. After finally tracking you down, I’ve been watching you for a long while.

You seem to have a rather adorable apprentice now, don’t you?

The kid’s talent is pretty good, isn’t it?"

"Don’t you touch him!"

Hui Cheng roared, "He’s just an innocent child!

He has nothing to do with the feud between us!

I never told him a single thing about you killing my Dao Companion and son!

It’s true that I killed Zhi Can!

Kill me now!

And let our feud be over!"

"Over just because you say so?"

Xu Lei sneered. "You’re my prisoner now. I’m the one who decides what happens!

How about this? I can spare your apprentice’s life.

But you have to do exactly as I say!

I have some disciples that I need to train!

You will use your own Origin to pass Dao Seeds to my disciples!

Do this, and I won’t kill him!"

Hui Cheng was slightly stunned.

But in the end, he had no choice but to accept.

Next, Xu Lei found a place and imprisoned Hui Cheng.

He locked him away in a basement.

His Magical Power was sealed.

He arranged for people to bring him food from time to time, just enough to keep him from dying.

Then, Xu Lei had his children from over the years, all from different places, brought over blindfolded.

The children were forbidden from making a sound.

One by one, they received the Dao Seed inheritance from a masked Hui Cheng.

"I agreed to pass on the Dao Seeds for you!"

Hui Cheng was furious. "But not to this many people!"

Xu Lei had brought over every single one of his children who showed even a hint of talent.

After all, as long as just one of Xu Lei’s children from this generation could reach a decent level of Cultivation—even if they didn’t reach the pinnacle of the Dao—it would be enough if they could cultivate to a point where childbirth wouldn’t destroy their cultivation foundation.

That way, the children they bore could also continue to practice Cultivation.

The children of Cultivators have longer lifespans than ordinary people, and their reproductive cycles are also longer.

Within ten generations, the timeline could be stretched considerably.

It wouldn’t be like ordinary mortals, who produce a new generation every fifteen years or so.

This situation was what forced Xu Lei to go to great lengths to sire children everywhere, lifetime after lifetime, all to ensure he would be reincarnated as a male.

If a single generation’s reproductive cycle could be extended to fifty or sixty years,

then in Xu Lei’s next life, and even in those to come,

he would no longer have to so painstakingly and purposefully procreate.

He could have children if he wanted, or he could just take it easy for a lifetime or two if he didn’t. It wouldn’t matter.

But he couldn’t possibly pass on Dao Seeds to so many children himself.

It would be too damaging to his own cultivation foundation.

Fleecing Hui Cheng for this purpose was, in Xu Lei’s opinion, a perfect solution.

"You’re in no position to refuse!"

To force Hui Cheng into submission, Xu Lei even brought his own son—Hui Cheng’s apprentice—over.

He had the boy speak outside, letting his voice carry into the basement for Hui Cheng to hear.

In the end, Hui Cheng could only surrender.

After passing Dao Seeds to several dozen children,

Hui Cheng became even weaker.

Xu Lei continued to hold him captive there.

He placed him under heavy guard by his most trusted subordinates.

Then he arranged for all the children to be sent back to their respective homes.

Afterward, Xu Lei made arrangements for the children to enter the Daoist and Buddhist Sects for Cultivation.

This included the son whom Hui Cheng had previously taken as his apprentice.

Furthermore, the many treasures inside Hui Cheng’s Qiankun Cloth Bag naturally fell into Xu Lei’s hands.

A portion of them had already been passed down to his apprentice by Hui Cheng.

Who was, of course, Xu Lei’s son.

Xu Lei didn’t take those.

But as for what remained in Hui Cheng’s possession, Xu Lei naturally pocketed it all without a second thought!