Tales in the Teahouse Reveal the Secrets of the Heavens

In an increasingly paranormal, high-martial-arts world, Jiang Chen unexpectedly became a teahouse storyteller, recounting tales from his previous life: Jin Yong's wuxia novels and the myths of China.

Gradually, though, he realized something was off. The Lankavatara Sutra at Shaolin Temple really did contain the Nine Yang Manual. The Blood Bodhi really did grow in the Lingyun Grotto. A white snake really was imprisoned beneath Leifeng Pagoda. The Four Dragon Kings really did live in the seas, and the Heavenly Court really did exist...

The martial arts techniques he casually wrote down were real. The ghostly symbols he carelessly drew could actually command the gods. The cultivation methods he made up on a whim could be practiced for real. A single painting or character was enough to create world after world.

Little by little, he discovered the truth: he hadn't just transmigrated recently. He had lived all the way from the Primordial World to the present.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.