[Fantasy fairy + fictional history + no system + genius flow + two realms crossing + no heroine + decisive killing + no virgin]
The spiritual energy of the Blue Star world revived, and Liu Qing, who was terminally ill, went to Wudang Mountain to practice and recuperate, but died due to a thunderstorm when the ancient ruins appeared!
Traveling to a fantasy world of immortals and chivalrous people with the six cultivation systems of literature, martial arts, immortality, Buddhism, witchcraft and demons, he became the child-raised son-in-law of an official family. However, he was framed by his fiancée's cousin just after he woke up...
Liu Qing fights back and exposes her cousin's scandal at the expense of breaking off the engagement. However, she gets a reversal and proposes a gifted fairy as her bride!
The admirers of Xianjiao's wife include the prince of the dynasty, the legitimate son of the aristocratic family, the proud son of Xianmen...
Liu Qing was involuntarily involved in the turbulent struggle, and the conspiracy against him came from the mysterious Ming Cult from the very beginning.
In order to protect himself, he worked hard to practice martial arts, literature, and immortality...
When Liu Qing, who mistakenly entered the "Stealing Gate", built high-rise buildings, dominated the world, became successful in cultivation, and surrounded the temple and family with the rivers and lakes, another prodigy from Blue Star came through time in search of an opportunity...
Someone fell into a box!
Some people become slaves of the demon clan...
Someone is regarded as the reincarnated Buddha in the Buddhist country...
Someone was worshiped as the Witch God in Beihuang and came...
Someone was almost sold to the Red Mansion, but it was an old acquaintance who shocked Liu Qing...
Some people laughed loudly and wanted to be famous for their poetry, but were labeled as plagiarists. They were unwilling to cry: "Who on earth stole my best poetry!"
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[There is no heroine in this article, any female supporting character can be regarded as the heroine]