Honghuang: What? You Call the Wine-Sword Immortal a Drunkard?

Zhou Yi transmigrates into the Primordial World and becomes a member of the human race.

Unfortunately, the body Zhou Yi transmigrated into was actually an experimental subject from Nuwa Creates Humans.

The experiment failed, leaving him without meridians or a dantian, and earning him the name of a good-for-nothing!

But no one knows that the first ancestor of the human race, mocked by everyone as a useless drunkard, is actually a transmigrator.

He has also inherited the legacy of the Wine Sword Immortal.

Drunk for ten thousand years, he practices swordsmanship with wine every day, and his strength grows more terrifying by the day.

And when Zhou Yi's cultivation reaches the pinnacle of this world,

one sword strike is enough to make even a Sage bow his head!

When calamity strikes and the human race is plunged into dire straits, Zhou Yi controls his sword with his heart, holds a wine gourd in hand, and arrives on the wind.

"I ride the wind on my sword, slay demons beneath the sky. With wine, I roam in bliss; without it, I go mad."

Nuwa: "Could my disciple truly have the makings of a Great Dao expert?"

The Grand Pure One, Laozi: "How can a good-for-nothing without meridians or a dantian stand shoulder to shoulder with us? What kind of outrageous trick is this?"

Hongjun: "This child is truly peculiar!"

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