Mo Yunfan transmigrates to a world undergoing spiritual qi revival, where martial arts reign supreme. But without resources, it's hard to make a name for himself.
Then, to his surprise, he discovers a mythological version of Douyin in his mind. He can scroll through short videos made by people from the Myriad Worlds.
"Ding! Congratulations on watching Zhang Wuji's video. You've obtained the Nine Yang Manual."
"Ding! Congratulations on watching Duan Yu's video. You've obtained the Lingbo Weibu technique."
"Ding! Congratulations on watching the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, Sun Wukong's video. You've obtained the divine ability, Seventy-Two Transformations."
"Ding! Congratulations on watching Laozi refine pills. You've obtained divine-grade alchemy skills."
My name is Mo Yunfan, and I feed myself a bag of salt.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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