Wuxia: I’m Ji Gong the Monk, Grinding Elixirs to Save Old Huang

Li Xiuyuan transmigrates into a wuxia world and inherits the legacy of the Wine Sword Immortal. He roams the mortal world, enjoying poetry and wine while he’s young, free and carefree! One day, Old Huang the coachman charges straight into Dugu City to challenge the greatest saber master in the martial world. He unleashes the Nine Heavens Saber Art, but after a brief, brilliant display, he is left gravely wounded. Just then, Li Xiuyuan strolls over, singing, “My shoes are worn, my hat is torn.” With a casual handful of dirt transformed into a Resurrection Pill, he saves Old Huang, shaking the entire martial world. Soon, everyone discovers that his cultivation is unfathomably deep and that every object on him is a priceless treasure. His folding fan wields yin and yang, while the wine gourd at his waist contains a whole universe. A handful of dirt cures every illness; a tap of his finger drives out inner demons. Old Monster Wang: “The Wine Sword Master’s skill has reached the peak of perfection. I can only look up to him!” Qin Shi Huang: “I beg you, Master, teach me the secret of immortality. From now on, I’ll follow your lead in everything.” Wanwan: “I’m willing to stay by the Master’s side for the rest of my life and protect you.” Sweeping Monk: “So there truly is a Buddha in the mortal world. The Master himself is that Buddha.”