Listen, Would You Believe Me If I Said I Can See Ghosts and Gods?

The Golden-Winged Great Peng, the White Elephant, and the Azure Lion, familiar figures from legend, had become indescribable ghosts and gods. The Dao De Jing had become a holy book of ghosts and gods, impossible to see, speak of, or even think about. Jehovah had become a god who embodied both wisdom and folly, while the Pure Altar Messenger had become the filthy god of gluttony.

As skulls clashed with black feathers, cackling cries rang out and they surged toward the sky.

Indescribable beings appeared one after another. Was it the Archangel Michael, or the True Lord Erlang, the divine manifestation of Qingyuan Miaodao from Guanjiangkou?

Kong Xuan had transmigrated into a world filled with indescribable ghosts and gods.

He thought he was the only one who could see them, and was still trying to figure out how to tell other people that they existed.

Then he suddenly realized that these indescribable ghosts and gods, so terrifying to the Sequence-Bearers, were actually the figures from the myths and legends of his previous life.

He was human.

But those indescribable ghosts and gods called him the Great Peacock Wisdom King.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.