The Legend of the Ghost Sage of the Eastern Han

A disclaimer first: the protagonist has rather questionable morals. Readers, proceed with caution, and drop the book if it makes you uncomfortable! The principles of the world endure, while inhuman beings live on forever!

What others say about the protagonist:

“Accompanied by ghosts and gods, a sage with a clear mirror for a heart.”: Sima Hui

Cao Cao: “The mortal world is full of suffering, and ghosts and gods descend to throw it into chaos. Bleached bones paint the land with sorrow. Where can the countless common folk turn? Chen Junming was born a man, but Guo Fengxiao is a beast!”

Jia Xu: “I like this general. He’s right up my alley.”

Zhen Mi: “When it concerns my husband, I’ll naturally stand by family, not reason.”

Chen Ruiping: “My father, at a glance, doesn’t seem fit to rule. Not by a long shot!”

Cao Hong: “We’re outnumbered six to one, and we’ll wipe out the enemy. Ten to one? We’ve got the advantage! General, just tell me who to fight, and I’ll fight them!”

Chen Qun: “My younger brother is a bit of a loose cannon. He’s a hopeless case, so please be patient with him. If he’s offended anyone, allow me to apologize on his behalf.”

Chen Bin: “A person lives but once, so pursue your desires. Once you know what you’re made of, why strive so hard? Better to lounge around, grow strong, close your eyes, and find peace. Becoming accomplished is difficult, full of troubles. Now that I understand, why bother? Better to quiet my mind with a cup of wine and roam free as a carefree immortal.”