The Transmigrated Oddball Who Specializes in Treating Mental Illness

[No System, plot-driven] A satisfying story best enjoyed as an after-dinner treat. If you enjoy the thrill of high-dimensional power fantasies, don't miss this.

The greatest advantage of transmigrating is being able to easily cure the mentally ill in another world.

A carefree, meddlesome fool makes full use of this advantage, taking on one mentally ill person after another. He even turns mentally ill antagonists into friends, and in doing so successfully conquers a world.

He also falls in love at first sight with the childhood sweetheart his predecessor could never forget. But after her family suffers a sudden upheaval, she is dealt a devastating mental blow. The fool's indomitable spirit melts her heart time and again.

The fool has plenty of flaws: he blames the world for his troubles, is arrogant and domineering, blindly optimistic, and thinks nothing of anyone else.

But his virtues are dazzling: he is honest and straightforward, upright and honorable, and will go to any lengths for his friends.

The Shanghao Kingdom is torn by complex struggles among martial artists, Daoists, Buddhists, shamans, demons, barbarians, and devils. There is the world of martial arts below, and the imperial court above. Yu Ge turns the cold, merciless martial world into a farce, and makes the bloody, ruthless political arena seem almost harmonious.

On his path to soaring success, the fool wins through sheer force of personality, bringing a breath of fresh air to a world of martial arts and immortal cultivation.

The rank of the fool Yu Ge's weapon on the weapons list shoots up overnight. A rising star shines across the land of Shanghao, lighting up the entire kingdom.