Villain Cultivator (Web Novel)

’Oh, my Buddha, Allah, Shiva, Jesus, Exodia ’s Right Arm, Left Arm, Right Leg, Left Leg, and Head. What in the pink pussy is happening!? ’

Everything happened so fast that Miaomiao was caught off guard. Several keywords flew over his head, but his dick-brain failed to analyze them.

Ties-severing, Luck Core, Heavenly Fate Fragment, Sentient System, Apostle, all these developments and changes made Miaomiao ’s brain.exe malfunction. If his brain was operated by a certain OS, it would have shown a blue screen by now.

Ding

[Father, your logical processing ability is unable to handle multi-thinking tasks. Please process one piece of information at a time since your semen-filled peanut brain cannot handle multitasking when you ’re disturbed.]

[I suggest you start off by giving me a glorious majestic name.]

”… ”

While Miaomiao was still stunned by the overwhelming changes, Lu Fengxian rechecked the former ’s luck energy again. Upon sensing that everything should work in favor of Miaomiao, he was satisfied.

”Alright. You ’re no longer a vessel of that scammer god. Although I ’ve forced you to become my apostle, you won ’t lose anything since I ’m not a luck-hungry bastard like those selfish dao gods. ”

”Apostle, vessel, dao gods? ”

Jia Shan and Ma Ping were interested in this topic. They asked Lu Fengxian to elaborate.

Lu Fengxian took this opportunity to explain the difference between vessels and apostles to everybody here.

Vessels were the lowest tier of a dao god ’s followers. They had no authority over their luck or their lives as dao gods could easily steal everything from them, including their precious treasures, cultivation base, family members, and lives.

Should a dao god die for any reason, he could always transmigrate his soul into a vessel ’s body, devouring the host ’s soul, and ultimately taking over the physical body or soul body. Even if the dead Dao God didn ’t pick the vessel ’s body, the latter could still potentially suffer from a karmic law backlash and perish along with the dead god.

In short, it was a slavery contract. Unless they had a benevolent dao god as their supporter, such as OG-Buddha, Kunwu, or the Sun Crow, vessels were generally expendable resources, who was always discarded first during a crisis. Dao Gods might give them something in return as a reward for their loyalty, but the vessels were fated to doom in the end.

There were other classes, such as Guardians, Generals, and Prophets. However, their ranks meant nothing as they still had to pay their luck energy to their superiors. They, too, were usually treated as cannon fodders for the gods when a major conflict occurred.

Apostles, on the other hand, held a major influence on their owner ’s reputation, charisma, and religious expansion strength.

Being an apostle was the same as being a legacy disciple of a dao god or a fate god. However, both master and disciple could share their luck, communicate through thoughts, exchange all their secret techniques, and borrow each other ’s five senses. Being an apostle was like being a representative and a double body of a god.

Due to the influence and the authority of an apostle, a dao god usually had one apostle while a fate god always appointed no more than three. As such, dao gods and fate gods always picked the best of the best followers to be their apostles.

Normally, a god only picked an apostle when he was curtained that the candidate deserved the title. Most apostles had the potential to surpass their master, so they upheld the fame and the future of such gods.