A volume of paintings sends him transmigrating into a world of monsters and the supernatural.
The world is on the brink of collapse, and demons and monsters roam the land, born to devour people.
So he takes up a three-foot sword and slays the wicked and the uncanny.
Then he meets a beauty and plays chess with her beneath the green peaks.
But he can only ask: "Why are you holding a blade, fair lady?"
She replies: "Obviously, I intend to cut you into four pieces, hold your head in one hand, and sail across the duckweed without a care for the mortal world."
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What did you say? Let me explain! My relationships with all those fox-eared girls, cat-eared girls, mountain-spirit girls, dragon girls, clam girls, snail girls, and crane girls are pure and passionate.
And you're one of them, too.
You're all my wings!
This book is also known as: The Enchanting Monsters in Liaozhai Can't Possibly Be This Cute
The Youthful Love Story in the Taiping Guangji Is Indeed Problematic
The Battle of Wits in Love in the Yuewei Caotang Biji
