Does anyone actually Believes That My Master Is A Mortal? Chapter 308: 328: Chu Yuan's Talent Template

Chapter 308: Chapter 328: Chu Yuan’s Talent Template

Over Silver Moon City.

Chu Yuan was hidden among the clouds, his expression quite peculiar.

His gaze constantly surveyed the passersby below.

Almost every one of them appeared nearly identical.

All were ordinary mortals.

The more he watched, the more Chu Yuan doubted his life.

Despite the world being populated with average mortals, why was it that whenever he randomly selected a disciple, they turned out to have an unbelievably impressive physique?

Could it be that he was just extraordinarily lucky? Yet the system hadn’t ntioned him having any sort of fortune-related physique.

Chu Yuan tentatively looked at his own body, activating the inspection mode to check what kind of template he was.

But he was only trying it tentatively.

He wasn’t sure if the inspection feature could actually inspect himself.

To Chu Yuan’s surprise, the inspection feature could indeed examine him.

A deep blue screen instantly coalesced in front of his eyes.

[Inspection Subject: Chu Yuan]

[Race: Human]

[Cultivation: Mortal]

[Physique: None]

[Evaluation: This individual is the most ordinary of mortals. To take this person as a disciple poses an extrely low risk of success. However, the Human Race is naturally endowed with the Innate Taoist Body, which is the most suitable physique for cultivation. Therefore, there is still a certain risk. The host should consider carefully.]

A passerby template??? Really just a complete, pure passerby without a hint of anything special???

Chu Yuan’s face instantly darkened.

However, he gradually began to understand his own talent a bit more.

His own cultivation was indeed slow.

Looking at his disciples, each one of them seed to achieve Divinity Transformation without effort.

In comparison, he was truly a ‘passerby.’

But it wasn’t a big problem, he had his system.

With this inspection feature, if he still managed to recruit capable disciples, why would he need to play at all?

He might as well have the system rena itself the ‘Greatest Sect in History’ system.

But…

If it changed so that he could gain realms by teaching disciples to succeed,

With his streak of bad luck, wouldn’t it beco from teaching one disciple, succeeding with one disciple, to teaching one disciple, failing one disciple?

Chu Yuan shook his head, suppressing the myriad thoughts in his heart, and rose into the air, flying towards Xianzui Inn.

It was ti to et the shopkeeper.

He hadn’t seen the shopkeeper for a while now, and he wondered how the fellow was doing.

With that thought, Chu Yuan moved and headed straight for Xianzui Inn.

His speed was extrely fast.

In just a mont, he appeared above Xianzui Inn.

Looking down at the bustling inn below, Chu Yuan breathed a sigh of relief.

It seed the inn was doing good business.

Alas…

Chu Yuan looked at the signboard of Xianzui Inn and silently sighed.

Speaking of which, his connection with this Xianzui Inn went very deep.

Back in his heyday, he had visited Xianzui Inn when he was still in the Nascent Soul Realm.

Later, he also ca during his Golden Core Realm days…

It seed that each ti his realm fell, he would make a visit.

This ti, he had beco a mortal…

Chu Yuan could only lant the fickleness of the world.

But with a bit of effort, he was sure that the next ti he visited, his realm would have started to climb back up.

Chu Yuan shook his head and flew down towards the inn.

He landed at the entrance of Xianzui Inn, his body wrapped in specks of golden light, making him seem extraordinary. At first glance, it was as if one was seeing not just a man, but an expanse of the world itself.

The mont he walked in,

The ordinary people dining and drinking on the first floor all noticed him.

Yet, contrary to Chu Yuan’s expectations, these mortals did not react with fear as before, but continued their eating and drinking as if nothing had happened,

As if they had grown accustod to seeing cultivators coming and going.

“Strange, why are these people acting differently than before?”

Chu Yuan muttered to himself.

He vaguely rembered that before, these mortals would be so afraid when they saw cultivators.

Now they were so calm.

As if they had beco accustod to it.

This made Chu Yuan feel curious.

What he didn’t know was that ever since the grand competition among all sects, the news about his good relationship with the shopkeeper of Xianzui Inn had been widely spread.

Many people from Zhongzhou had always wanted to get to know Chu Yuan through the shopkeeper.

Although the Taiyi Sword Sect had always been prohibiting people from Zhongzhou from entering the Mortal Realm, there were still those who managed to get in.

And not just a few.

This also led to the mortals in the Xianzui Inn becoming used to seeing cultivators frequently and treating it as a normal occurrence.

But Chu Yuan didn’t know this.

He called over a servant and asked him to summon the shopkeeper, then he stood waiting, occasionally using the inspect function to check the passersby to see if there were any different templates.

…

Third floor.

At this mont, the shopkeeper was doing the routine accounting.

Ever since the Xianzui Inn’s reputation had spread throughout the Cultivation Realm, his daily inco had soared to the point of making a fortune every day.

He was making money hand over fist.

Most importantly, his network had expanded.

However, the shopkeeper wasn’t too happy.

He was very aware that these people were only forming connections with him because of Chu Yuan, in hope of eting Chu Yuan through him.

But Chu Yuan hadn’t co to visit him in a long ti, which made him quite anxious.

Before, he wished Chu Yuan would stop coming, but now, he wished Chu Yuan would co every day to take advantage of his hospitality.

No matter how much he hoped, Chu Yuan had not appeared.

Other than feeling anxious, the shopkeeper didn’t know what else to do; he didn’t even know where the Wayless Sect was, so he couldn’t find Chu Yuan.

As the shopkeeper went through the accounts, he sighed while doing so.

“I wonder when the Sect Master will co by.”

The shopkeeper murmured wistfully.

Thump thump thump…

Just then.

A commotion arose outside.

Soon after, the door to the third floor was knocked on.

The servant’s urgent voice ca through.

“Shopkeeper! He’s here! He’s here! He’s arrived!”

The servant urgently knocked on the door.

The shopkeeper frowned, nearly scolding the servant for being so jittery.

Even the envoys from holy lands had visited, what else was there to be anxious about?

It’s embarrassing that this servant was one of Xianzui Inn’s own.

The shopkeeper closed the ledger, stood up, and walked to the door, opening it.

“Shopkeeper! That Sect Master! The Sect Master is here!!!”

The servant said, out of breath.

“What Sect Master? Which holy land’s Sect Master are you talking about?”

The shopkeeper’s brow furrowed as he waved his sleeve with great ceremony.

“It’s… the, the Sect Master of the Wayless Sect! He’s co!”

The servant repeated, stamring out of excitent.

“The Sect Master of the Daoless Sect counts for nothing; what are you in a fuss about? You are a part of the Xianzui Inn staff… wait a second! What did you say, the Sect Master of the Wayless Sect? Sect Master Chu?”

The shopkeeper originally waved his sleeve, planning to admonish the servant, but as he spoke, he paused for a mont, stunned for a few seconds.

He then stared at the servant with wide eyes.

“Right, it’s that Sect Master Chu, he’s on the first floor, asking for you to co down.”

The servant answered.

“Let’s go! Quickly, co with to welco Sect Master Chu!!”

When the shopkeeper heard that it was truly Sect Master Chu who had arrived, he almost cried with excitent, forgetting all about his dignity as he rushed down to the first floor…