Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: Becoming Yan Chixia's Disciple and Wielding the Yin-Yang Promise Divination Sticks

Transported into the chaotic world of Liaozhai, where the imperial court is rotten and demons run rampant, Liu Teng is scared to death by ghost soldiers from the start. Luckily, the Divine Justice System activates. The Yin-Yang Limitless Talisman recognizes him as its master, ten years of cultivation are poured into him, and he masters the Golden Light Mantra with a single tap. He tears apart a pack of wolves with his bare hands, catching the attention of Yan Chixia, who takes him on as a disciple.

On the very night of his apprenticeship, he runs into a nine-tailed fox trying to abduct a bride, then gets surrounded by evil spirits wielding red umbrellas. Yan Chixia drives off the demon king with Ten Thousand Swords Returning to the Origin, but Liu Teng takes the chance to land the finishing blow and harvest Justice Points. The nine-tailed fox is furious and warns him, "Little brother, your big sister won't forget you." They haven't even reached Lanruo Temple yet, and Tree Demon Granny is already watching from the shadows. Xiaoqian's sobs drift up from the depths of an ancient well.

With the Yin-Yang Limitless Talisman, he can turn it into a seven-foot stake that suppresses evil. He cultivates the Golden Light Mantra to break demonic charms. His master Yan Chixia grumbles as he protects his favorite disciple, his mute senior brother Shier pretends to be a chatterbox, and the tofu-peddling scholar, Young Master Cui, is still chasing someone down over four coins. As the nine-tailed fox, Tree Demon Granny, and Black Mountain Old Demon set their sights on Wumen Inn one after another, Liu Teng grabs the stake and sneers: the System's mission has refreshed, and Justice Points are cultivation. In this Liaozhai world, the more demons and monsters there are, the closer he gets to becoming an Earthly Immortal!

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