The Master Wanders, While the Clown Stands in the Hall

He transmigrates to another world.

While countless pretty boys sing catchy songs like "Ji Ni Tai Mei," while self-proclaimed masters hold forth in grand halls, while ugly-calligraphy masters throw fits, and while masters of every kind gather to dance wildly in the halls...

A homeless man casually sings "Chengdu" on the South Bridge.

And the entire Chinese music scene is set ablaze!

He has won the world's highest honors, and has also turned down an invitation from the Vienna State Opera.

A few casually written characters leave countless ugly-calligraphy masters ashamed to face the world, and fetch astronomical prices as supposedly timeless masterpieces.

His match against Alpha* shocks the world of Go, leaving countless professional players...

When the Three-Second Horse is defeated and the world questions Chinese kung fu,

Su Mo looks at his own martial arts, which have reached perfection.

I'm a master, and I'm homeless.

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