The Storyteller of the Strange World: The Tales Are Actually True

After transmigrating into a high-martial world where the supernatural was returning, Jiang Chen unexpectedly became a storyteller at a teahouse, sharing tales from his previous life: Jin Yong's wuxia novels and the myths of Huaxia.

But gradually, he realized that something was off. The Lankavatara Sutra in Shaolin Temple really did contain the Nine Yang Divine Skill, the Lingyun Grotto really did hold Blood Bodhi, and beneath Leifeng Pagoda there really ** a white snake. The Four Seas really did have four Dragon Kings, and the Celestial Court truly existed...

The divine skills he casually wrote down were real. The ghostly symbols he casually drew could actually command the gods, and the techniques he made up on a whim could be practiced. A painting or a single character was enough to manifest layer upon layer of worlds.

Gradually, he discovered the truth: he had not just transmigrated. He had lived from the Primordial World all the way to the present.

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