Supernatural horrors descend.
Chen Jing transmigrates to a world of gods and ghosts, where a supernatural game merges with reality. From then on, ghosts run rampant and monsters roam unchecked.
Blue Star enters an era where everyone has a class. Class holders grow stronger by continually killing monsters, leveling up, and advancing to new classes.
Secret realms, dungeons, abysses... grinding maps, hunting ghosts, catching pets...
But Chen Jing's starting class is merely a Confucian scholar, and his talent is only D-rank. In the end, his family abandons him.
Fortunately, Chen Jing, who came from another world, awakens a second talent.
He awakens the god-tier talent: Innate Righteous Qi.
Thanks to the passive effect of Righteous Qi, every skill he learns takes off like a rocket.
In the Ten Kings of Hell dungeon, he unleashes [Silver-Tongued Eloquence], sending a monstrous flood surging forth.
In the Southern Heavenly Gate dungeon, he uses [A Sword's Frost Chills Fourteen Provinces], its blade-light sweeping everywhere and cutting through all in its path.
He is “Drunken, I raise a lamp to see my sword,” and “Have you not seen the waters of the Yellow River descending from heaven?”
He is the deadly ambush hidden within ten miles, and the surging mortal world of Along the River During the Qingming Festival.
He wages war on paper, wields words like swords, and kills a man every ten paces, leaving no trace after a thousand miles.
He draws a prison on the ground, sparks a prairie fire, and knows that fortune and misfortune depend on each other.
Standing above the nine heavens, Chen Jing declares, “My whole life has been like walking on thin ice. Everything I've achieved today is thanks to my own hard work.”