The ultimate husband

Chapter 5214

After that, Nine Saint Spirit and Tyrone decided to live in seclusion. Before they did, Nine Saint Spirit requested that Omar join her. She revealed her true identity and warned him to keep a low profile in the world of cultivators. He must not draw too much attention, or the entire family would be in trouble once the Godly Region learned of his existence.

Omar was over 20 years old at the time. He knew what was at stake, so he promised his mother. Omar continued to roam the cultivator world in a low- key manner for ten years. He gradually became dissatisfied with his life. He possessed all the skills necessary to make a name for himself, but he could not demonstrate them. It would be a waste to take all of his skills and knowledge with him to his grave.

He hesitated for a while as the thoughts became more intense because he had promised his mother that he would not show the others what he was capable of. He did not want to ruin his family's life.

After being in a dilemma for two years, an idea popped into his head. He could establish a secret sect. Then he started his preparation for it for over a year more. The secret sect was called the Heavenly Secret Palace. It meant the heavenly secret should not be revealed.

Heavenly Secret Palace, he did not hire just any cultivators as disciples. He continued to travel and adopt orphans from all over the world. Then he chose those who displayed talent and intelligence to be his disciples

with anyone. The disciples were required to meet strict requirements

been established for decades, no one knew about it in such a situation. A few hundred years later, a cultivator fell off a cliff. He only managed to survive the fall before being rescued by someone from the Heavenly Secret Palace. Only

mountains, with a surreal environment that resembled heaven on earth in terms of happiness and peace. Furthermore, all

had admired and respected the Heavenly Secret Palace. Many

longer conservative as before. The sect started to recruit disciples openly from the entire world of cultivators. If they continued with the traditional way, it was hard to pass on the legacy to the next generation. The traditional method was to adopt orphans, and only the most gifted ones were chosen to join the sect. It was overly complex and harsh. Even though the

began openly recruiting disciples. At that point, the sect's influence grew larger and more powerful. Within a