Storytelling in the Teahouse Exposes the Secrets of the Heavens

In the strangely resurrected world of martial arts, Jiang Chen unexpectedly became a teahouse storyteller, telling stories from his previous life, Jin Yong's martial arts novels, and Chinese mythology. But gradually he discovered that something was not right. There really was Nine Yang Magic in the Lankavatara Sutra in Shaolin Temple, there really was Blood Bodhi in Lingyun Grotto, there really was a white snake living under the Leifeng Pagoda, there really was the Dragon King of the Four Seas in the Four Seas, and the Heavenly Court really did exist. . And the magical skills he wrote casually were real. The ghost-drawing talismans he drew casually could actually command the gods. The skills he casually made up could be directly practiced. One painting or one word was enough to evolve a whole world. Gradually, he discovered that he had not just traveled through time, but had lived from prehistoric times to the present. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.