In Class, Everyone Else Studies While I Meditate and Cultivate Immortality!

Zhao Qi, seventeen years old, a second-year high school student.

He always sits in the last row of the classroom.

To teachers, the last row is for underachievers. To top students, it's where the sleepiest kid sits.

But every evening study period, Zhao Qi lays out a bagua diagram on his desk, rolls copper coins in one hand and shakes fortune sticks in the other, telling fortunes for his classmates and giving them advice about their luck.

During breaks, while everyone else skips meals to work through practice problems, Zhao Qi uses a calligraphy brush to practice drawing talismans.

During morning exercises, while everyone else runs, Zhao Qi sits cross-legged in the center of the sports field, palms up, absorbing the purple qi from the east.

In class, while everyone else diligently memorizes their texts, Zhao Qi reads the Baopuzi and studies the Nine Mysteries of Daoism.

Everyone thinks he's a good-for-nothing who insists on being different.

But is that really the case?

He's the last heir to the Mystic School. He can divine fortunes and read feng shui. The mayor seeks his advice on his future political career. A single talisman can cure illness and injury, making the school beauty regard him as her savior. During military training, he prays for rain to beat the heat. He's practically an immortal...

He's a genius of the mystic arts, cultivating immortality while sitting in class.

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