Wuxia: I'm in Qixia Town, and Taking Disciples Makes Me Stronger

The land of Jiuzhou.

The martial world and the imperial court are clearly divided.

Li Ping'an transmigrates here and becomes a poor scholar at a dilapidated private academy in Qixia Town.

One day, a little beggar named Huang Rong eats the noodles he gives her, then clings to him and insists on becoming his disciple.

A few days later, a woman named Wang Yuyan reads the poems he casually wrote and wants to stay by his side to learn poetry, even willingly offering to serve him as a maid.

Later, a lay Buddhist disciple named Zhou Zhiruo arrives at the academy, along with Wanwan, a beautiful demon-cult enchantress whose moods are as unpredictable as the weather...

They all want Li Ping'an to take them as disciples.

Then a pair of sisters named Yao Yue and Lian Xing arrive, along with a woman named Dongfang Bai, all looking to rent a room.

Li Ping'an is about to lose his mind.

Fortunately, he activates the Confucian Inheritance System, which makes him stronger whenever he takes on a disciple.

He originally thought his days would pass in peace and quiet.

That is, until one day, an old man named Huang Yaoshi storms in, accusing him of mistreating his precious daughter.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.