Enjoying the fruits of others' labor! How does a sect's holy son break through the defense

Also known as "Reap the Benefits Without Effort! Holy Son, You're Already Amazing," "Reap the Benefits Without Effort? Sounds like a hard-working cheat," "To Protect the Protagonist's Dao Heart, I Had to Kidnap All the Female Leads," and "Servants Are Lowly? I Can Infinitely Copy the Protagonist's Cultivation."
If you spent decades or even centuries cultivating your skills, only to have someone copy them in a second without you paying a single price, wouldn't you be devastated?
Despite spending ten years and working desperately hard, Lü Tu was still a lowly sect servant who was easily bullied.
Without talent or a privileged background, he is destined to remain a nobody in this world for the rest of his life.
The "Reap the Benefits Without Sowing" system allows for the unlimited replication of all the cultivation levels of the chosen one.
This allowed Lü Tu to rise from a lowly outer sect servant to a super big shot.
To reap without sowing, to enjoy the fruits of others' labor, to receive undeserved rewards and rise to the top in one step.
The reincarnated fairy Jia Yi, the holy son Ye Linxiao, the princess Wu Yuesha, the long fish Bai Ya, the resourceful Fang Quance, the cursed and unlucky Ye Jinli, and the heaven-slayer Jing Ci who fights against fate...
These protagonists, who possessed top-tier talents, ultimately all became fish in Lü Tu's pond.
To make these main characters even more powerful, he meticulously nurtured them while relaxing and enjoying the process.
They nurtured one human emperor after another, and peerless celestial maidens after another.
They firmly held the fates of all the main characters in their hands...
Lü Tu: I don't care how awesome the protagonist is, because no one is more awesome than me.
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The synopsis is terrible, but the main text is incredibly enjoyable.
The previous book had a peak readership of 50, and it was adapted into a short drama/animated series, completely overshadowing other works. It's a testament to the author's proven skill.