What would happen if a middle schooler who had never been beaten down by society suddenly gained the power to run rampant across the Myriad Worlds? And what if that “middle schooler” were actually a mighty expert whose mind had returned to his teenage self?
After successfully rebooting himself, Ouyang Ya wakes up to discover that he has spent an absurd number of years cultivating and accumulated invincible power. Yet, determined to take his already unmatched cultivation even further, he decisively leaves behind the comfortable haven he built for himself and ventures into the Myriad Worlds.
But with his mind reverted to that of a recent middle school graduate, he finds fault with everything wherever he goes. He thinks cultivators across the worlds lack basic manners and civilized behavior, and that if he lets them carry on, he’ll never have peace of mind.
So he personally steps in to reform the ways of the Myriad Worlds.
A cultivator 500 years later: “What do you mean, nine years of compulsory cultivation?”
“And what do you mean, you can borrow immortal-grade cultivation manuals for free with a library card?”
“Why does this technique not absorb the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, but instead breathe it out? ‘Balancing spiritual energy’? How did you even come up with sustainable development?”
“What do you mean, elders who break the law are punished just like ordinary people?”
“What do you mean, the demon and monster races are ethnic minorities and we can’t discriminate against them?”
“And what’s this ‘Long live the great unity of the people of the Myriad Worlds’ supposed to mean?”
Just where have you dragged me? Give me back the free and brutal Myriad Worlds where the strong prey on the weak!
Ouyang Ya: “Oh, you don’t like it? Then I’ll turn you into a catgirl!”
