The Golden Rankings Appear, and the Confucian Heir Is Number One on the Sword Immortal List

After transmigrating into a world of martial arts heroes, Li Ping'an became a poor scholar at an academy.

But his identity was quite astonishing: he was the sole heir to orthodox Confucianism.

One day, a little beggar named Huang Rong ate the noodles he'd given her, and then asked him to take her on as a disciple.

A woman named Wang Yuyan read some poems he'd casually written and wanted to stay by his side to learn poetry and verse.

Later, Zhou Zhiruo of the Emei Sect and Wanwan, a seductress from the Demonic Cult, came to the academy too.

They both wanted Li Ping'an to be their master.

Li Ping'an was about to lose his mind.

Fortunately, he activated the Confucian Inheritance System. For every disciple he accepted into the faith, he would receive a corresponding reward.

One day, the Sword Immortal Ranking of the Nine Provinces appeared, sending the whole realm into an uproar.

Third on the Sword Immortal Ranking: Ye Gucheng, Lord of White Cloud City.

Second on the Sword Immortal Ranking: Dugu Qiubai, the Sword Demon.

First on the Sword Immortal Ranking: Li Ping'an of the Jixia Academy.

Ye Gucheng: How can a frail scholar be number one on the Sword Immortal Ranking? I, Ye Gucheng, am ashamed to be listed alongside him!

Dugu Qiubai: What kind of sourpuss scholar is this? How dare he claim the number one spot on the Sword Immortal Ranking?

Li Ping'an: I have always convinced others through virtue. That is why my sword is called Virtue.

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