Soul Transmigration: Starting with the Eight-Part Vajra Skill and Unlocking Qi Sensitivity

The protagonist cultivates immortality, masters high-level martial arts, writes classic works, and becomes a City God. This is not a formulaic novel, and it is not full of hostility!

Wang Hao, a PhD in classical literature with a photographic memory, accidentally transmigrates into Blue Star. He assumes it’s an ordinary parallel world.

He plans to write novels, music, and poetry from his previous life to make a name for himself and show off, then earn a little money and live happily ever after.

But the Eight-Part Vajra Skill, which he used in his previous life to strengthen his body, actually lets him cultivate the qi-sensing ability described in the books of his former world.

On the second day of high school, the world undergoes a sudden transformation. The authorities announce that “true qi” has revived, and everyone is entering the age of martial arts.

Just then, Wang Hao’s parents suddenly tell him he’s the young master of a prominent Jing family, and that his fiancée will soon announce that she’s breaking off their engagement. What the heck? Is this some kind of power-fantasy protagonist setup?

Since Wang Hao can absorb spiritual energy and cultivate immortality, he naturally has no interest in the squabbles of ordinary people.

Before long, after completing a hundred days of foundation building, Wang Hao opens his Dharma Eye and tests the power of the Golden Light Mantra and Thunder Arts. Suddenly, two Night Patrol Spirits appear beside him and say in unison, “We, the Night Patrol Spirits of Kun County, pay our respects to the Celestial Master.”