I'm in the City, and You're Telling Me This Is a Martial Arts World?

After transmigrating to Blue Star, a parallel world, Zhang Mo is living in the city when he is told:

There is a monk sweeping the grounds at Shaolin Temple;

An ageless old Daoist with white hair lives on Mount Wudang;

A great hero rides a giant eagle in the deep mountains;

And a man with astonishing medical skills lives on the frontier.

And that's not all. Students no longer list universities as their first choice for the college entrance exam. Instead, they choose sects like the Demonic Cult, the Yi Hua Palace, Peach Blossom Island, and the Quanzhen Sect.

He's also told that he's a cripple with no sense of qi, and can only work an ordinary job and tend some fields.

Aaaagh! How can I put up with this!

Ding! The Martial Arts Deduction System has activated...

Friendly reminder: The beggar near the station may not be poor. He could very well be a member of the Beggars' Sect...

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