Master Asked Me to Be an Ordinary Person

Name: Master Asked Me to Be an Ordinary Person
Author: Xinghai Yunmengze

by Xinghai Yunmengze

ongoing Xuanhuan Eastern Fantasy Male Lead

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18Kwords3chapters

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Ch. 3 — On the Day of Descent, Master's Last Lesson

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About This Novel

On the night when his whole family was massacred, three-year-old Wang Yiming was picked up from a pool of blood by a sloppy old man and brought into Fangcun Mountain, a "living mountain" suspended in the sea of clouds that could move on its own. For thirteen years, his master only taught him farming, cooking, playing chess, and chopping firewood, telling him: "If you do these to the best, you will be invincible." On the day he came down the mountain, the master kicked him out of the mountain gate: "You are no longer invincible in the world, go away and become an ordinary person in the world of mortals." Wang Yiming went to the city ignorantly and just wanted to find a job as a waiter to live a stable life. But I don't know-- The radish slices he cut casually were regarded as the "exquisite sword skills" lost for thousands of years by the royal chef family; the boring chess game he played made the great players vomit three liters of blood and exclaimed "the art of heavenly chess"; the pole he used to carry water was recognized as the "Dinghai Divine Iron" that suppressed the Demon Abyss for 800 years. What confused him even more was that the men in black who had bloodbathed his family back then were now sitting at the top of the dynasty. When they discovered that the young man who was waiting in the restaurant had the "nothing card" hanging on his waist that could only be worn by the true disciple of Fang Cunshan, the whole court began to tremble. "He... He came out of that place!" "Quick! Wipe the dragon chair clean! No, wipe my head too and send it over!" But Wang Yiming just scratched his head, looked at the dignitaries kneeling all over the street, and smiled honestly at the restaurant manager: "Shopkeeper, can I still continue to wait for you? Today's wages... Haven't been paid yet."