I Just Wanted to Teach Cultivation, But Goddesses Keep Coming!

Chapter 637 I Found a Sentient Demon Ring, But All It Does Is Criticize My Posture

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Chapter 637: Chapter 637 I Found a Sentient Demon Ring, But All It Does Is Criticize My Posture

Alexandra might still have her own dilemma about figuring out how exactly Lin Feng’s cock would fit inside her, but Lin Feng had already moved on. He had no intention of dwelling on the matter.

His attention was already on what came next.

After all, Lin Feng had something that made planning his future considerably easier than it was for ordinary people.

He had already read the future.

He knew exactly what was going to happen with the movie he and Ning Xi had starred in. Although the film had only recently been completed, Lin Feng already knew that it was going to become an enormous success.

It would attract audiences from all over the world, break numerous records, and become one of the biggest movies of its time.

By the time everything was finally settled, the movie would generate around ten billion dollars in total revenue.

Ten billion dollars.

Even Lin Feng had to admit that the number was impressive.

Of course, money wasn’t particularly important to him anymore. With everything he possessed in the cultivation world, ordinary wealth had long since stopped being something he needed to pursue.

Still, it was nice to know that the movie would become a tremendous success.

Ning Xi would certainly be happy about it.

And Lin Feng was happy for her.

Now that everything on Earth had been settled for the moment, however, Lin Feng felt that it was finally time to return home.

He glanced at Hazel and Alexandra.

There was no reason to leave the two women behind.

Just as he had done with Mrs. Fox, Lin Feng decided to bring them into his cultivation world.

Besides, he had already prepared everything they would need.

Inside his courtyard was a special spatial portal that connected Earth to his world. The portal wasn’t merely a one-way passage.

Once Hazel and Alexandra became familiar with it, they could travel back and forth between the two worlds whenever they wished.

Naturally, Lin Feng wasn’t going to reveal everything at once. The reaction would be much more interesting if he allowed them to discover the truth gradually.

A mysterious smile appeared on his face. Hazel immediately noticed it.

"Why are you smiling like that?" she asked suspiciously.

Alexandra also looked at him.

"Yeah. You look like you’re planning something."

Lin Feng laughed.

"I’m not planning anything bad."

"That doesn’t sound very reassuring," Hazel replied.

Lin Feng simply shook his head before gesturing toward the portal.

"What you’re about to see is something spectacular."

The two women exchanged a glance.

"Spectacular?" Alexandra repeated.

"You’ll understand soon enough."

Lin Feng’s expression became slightly more serious.

"But there’s one condition."

Hazel narrowed her eyes.

"I knew there was a catch."

Lin Feng chuckled.

"Keep what you’re about to see a secret, okay? Don’t tell anyone about this place unless I give you permission."

The two women could tell from his tone that he wasn’t joking.

Hazel nodded first.

"Of course."

Alexandra followed.

"I won’t tell anyone either."

"Good."

Lin Feng smiled.

"Then let’s go home."

The moment he finished speaking, spiritual energy surged around them.

A mysterious spatial ripple spread outward.

The scenery around them distorted as if reality itself had suddenly become water.

Hazel barely had enough time to react.

"Wait...!"

Whoosh!

In the blink of an eye, all of them vanished.

***

When Hazel opened her eyes again, she immediately froze.

She had expected something strange.

She hadn’t expected this.

The first thing she noticed was the sky.

It was incredibly clear, with clouds drifting lazily through the blue expanse above them. The air was fresh and pure, almost completely untouched by pollution.

Then she looked around.

Ancient buildings stood everywhere.

Beautiful courtyards, enormous pavilions, stone pathways, elegant towers, and distant mountains filled her vision.

Everything looked as though it had been pulled straight out of an ancient Chinese fantasy movie.

Except this wasn’t a movie.

It was real.

Hazel slowly turned in a circle.

"What...?"

Alexandra was standing beside her with an equally stunned expression.

She stared at a group of people walking in the distance.

Their clothing was completely different from modern Earth fashion. Some wore robes, while others carried swords or strange weapons.

Then one of them suddenly leaped several meters into the air.

Alexandra’s eyes widened.

"Did you see that?"

Hazel nodded slowly.

"I definitely saw that."

Another person flew across the distant sky.

Neither woman said anything.

They simply stared.

Finally, Hazel turned toward Lin Feng.

"Where are we?"

Lin Feng smiled.

"This is my home."

Hazel blinked.

"Your... home?"

"Yes."

Alexandra looked around again.

"You’re telling us this is where you actually live?"

Lin Feng nodded.

The two women stared at him as if he had suddenly announced that he was secretly the emperor of another planet.

Hazel pointed toward the distant mountains.

"That’s not Earth, is it?"

"No."

"Those people..."

"Cultivators."

"Cultivators?"

Lin Feng nodded.

"People who practice cultivation. They absorb spiritual energy from the world and use it to strengthen their bodies and increase their cultivation."

Hazel looked at him blankly.

"You’re serious."

"Completely."

She looked toward the sky again.

A cultivator flew past in the distance.

Hazel’s mouth opened slightly.

"So people can actually fly here?"

"Of course."

"Without an airplane?"

"Without one."

Alexandra suddenly interrupted.

"And you’re one of them?"

Lin Feng smiled.

"I’m considerably stronger than most of them."

That answer only made the two women more speechless.

They had known Lin Feng was unusual.

They had already witnessed enough strange things around him to understand that he wasn’t an ordinary man.

But seeing this with their own eyes was completely different.

This wasn’t some hidden laboratory.

It wasn’t an illusion.

It wasn’t a movie set.

This was an entire world.

An actual world filled with people who could cultivate supernatural powers.

Lin Feng began walking forward.

"Come on. I’ll show you around."

Hazel and Alexandra hurried after him.

As they walked, they couldn’t stop looking around.

Every few moments, something new caught their attention.

A young cultivator was practicing swordsmanship in an open courtyard, each movement producing a faint gust of wind.

A group of disciples sat cross-legged beneath a large tree, meditating while spiritual energy slowly gathered around them.

Farther away, several people were discussing cultivation techniques.

Hazel couldn’t help whispering.

"This is unbelievable."

Alexandra nodded.

"I don’t even know what I’m supposed to think anymore."

Lin Feng laughed.

"You don’t have to understand everything immediately."

He then began explaining the basics of the cultivation world to them.

There were different cultivation realms.

There were powerful sects and academies.

There were ancient families, powerful cultivators, spiritual treasures, secret realms, and countless other things that would sound like complete nonsense to anyone from Earth.

But Hazel and Alexandra were standing in the middle of it all.

They could see it.

They could feel it.

And slowly, the disbelief on their faces began turning into genuine fascination.

Hazel suddenly took a deep breath.

"There’s something different about the air here."

Lin Feng looked at her.

"You can feel the spiritual energy?"

"A little."

Lin Feng nodded.

"Your body is beginning to adapt."

Alexandra closed her eyes for a moment.

She immediately felt it too.

There was something subtle in the air.

Something she couldn’t describe.

It made her feel refreshed and strangely energized.

"Is this what cultivators breathe all the time?"

"Essentially."

Alexandra opened her eyes.

"So this is why everyone here looks so healthy."

Lin Feng smiled.

"That is one reason."

Hazel looked at him suspiciously.

"Wait. Does that mean we can cultivate too?"

Lin Feng’s smile widened.

"Now you’re asking the right question."

Both women immediately became interested.

Lin Feng looked at the two women before gesturing toward the enormous academy in front of them.

"This is Spirit Spring Academy."

Hazel stared at the grand entrance.

"So we’re inside an academy?"

"Yes."

"Do you teach here?"

Lin Feng chuckled.

"Something like that."

Alexandra looked at him.

"You really have been hiding a lot from us."

"You wouldn’t have believed me if I had told you."

Hazel thought about it for a moment.

Then she nodded.

"Actually... you’re right."

If Lin Feng had told her on Earth that another world existed, filled with cultivators capable of flying through the sky, she probably would have laughed at him.

Now she was standing in that very world.

Alexandra seemed to be having the same realization.

She looked at Lin Feng for a long moment before smiling.

"I think I’m finally starting to understand why you always seemed so confident."

Lin Feng raised an eyebrow.

"Oh?"

"You weren’t just confident."

She looked around at the cultivation world.

"You knew that our world was tiny compared to yours."

Lin Feng didn’t deny it.

He simply smiled.

"But don’t underestimate Earth. It has its own interesting things."

Hazel laughed.

"Like movies that make ten billion dollars?"

"Exactly."

The three of them continued walking through Spirit Spring Academy.

Everywhere they went, people occasionally glanced at Hazel and Alexandra.

Their modern clothing naturally made them stand out.

Some disciples whispered to one another, wondering where the two unfamiliar women had come from.

Hazel noticed the attention and leaned closer to Lin Feng.

"Everyone is staring at us."

"They’re curious."

"Should I be worried?"

"No."

Lin Feng gave her a reassuring smile.

"As long as you’re with me, nobody will dare cause trouble."

There was absolute confidence in his voice.

Hazel believed him.

Alexandra did too.

After everything they had already witnessed, they had no reason to doubt him.

The two women looked around once more.

Only now did they truly understand the magnitude of what Lin Feng had just shown them.

Their world had always seemed enormous.

But compared to this place, it suddenly felt incredibly small.

Lin Feng looked at their stunned expressions and couldn’t help smiling.

He had expected this reaction.

After all, this was only the beginning.

There was still so much more he wanted to show them.

"Welcome," Lin Feng said casually as he continued toward his courtyard, "to the cultivation world."

Hazel and Alexandra followed him, both knowing that their lives had just changed forever.

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