Back to Field: From the Start, Comprehending the Dao and Shocking the Livestream Audience

Ye Qiu transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a young Taoist at a temple in Miaoxi. He's just turned ten, yet he possesses the Master of Chinese Arts System, granting mastery of music, chess, calligraphy, painting, mystical arts, medicine, and much more. When the Back to Field production crew comes to the foot of the mountain to film, he casually carves an ice sculpture of Nie Xiaoqian, and the livestream viewers beg to screenshot it as their wallpaper.

But the real shock comes when he speaks. Under the influence of a state of harmony between man and nature, his line, "In the north there is a beauty, peerless and standing alone," sends the four-thousand-year beauty Ju Jingyi into a trance. She becomes the woman in the ice sculpture and gazes at Ye Qiu in a palace for a thousand years. The livestream comments go completely wild: Why is Little Ju looking at a ten-year-old boy like that?! Even more absurdly, he glances at Cai Kun and casually says, "The three calamities will come from above, below, and the water." Cai Kun then falls into a lake, slips down some stone steps, and finally gets showered with mud clods shaken loose by fighting monkeys. All three predictions come true, one after another.

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