[Classic of Mountains and Seas] [Strange Beast Protagonist] [Cultivation World] [Wild Imagination] [Comedy] [Absurd Humor] [Transmigration] [Saintess]
After a car accident, Chen Yi, a Chinese mythology scholar, transmigrates to the world of cultivation, only to be told that he has no spiritual roots and cannot cultivate.
He thinks he will spend the rest of his life in peace and quiet, but one look at his little lamb awakens a System.
[System awakened: Illustrated Guide to the Classic of Mountains and Seas]
[A nearby creature with the bloodline of a strange beast has been detected]
[Would you like to help it evolve and unlock its entry in the guide?]
[Entry unlocked: Tulao]
[Talent ability acquired: Purple Heaven Divine Thunder]
From then on, Chen Yi sets out to tame strange beasts and unlock entries in the guide.
Years later, Chen Yi holds a book and addresses the Tribulation Transcendence experts below him. “Let me say it again: I really have no cultivation.”
Everyone: “Yes, yes, of course.”
Chen Yi helplessly closes the book in his hands. Three large characters are clearly visible on its cover:
“Classic of Mountains and Seas”
It's a good book, but why is the main character so much more of a charlatan than a charlatan? I'm aesthetically tired.