After transmigrating as a menial servant of the righteous path, Lu Yuan only wants to keep a low profile and stay alive.
But he accidentally activates the "Letter Delivery System."
In a world divided between good and evil, where the lines of orthodox succession have been severed,
delivering letters earns him supreme cultivation arts and rewards!
To escape his life as a slave, he carries secrets long buried and travels across the land.
The world's number one demonic sect, the Hehuan Sect.
An unmarked sword mound where countless swords lie buried.
The Confucian Sage Academy, heir to the noble spirit of righteousness.
A mysterious ruin that sparks a war between good and evil.
To deliver his letters, Lu Yuan ventures into one deadly danger after another:
Soulbreaking Cliff, Bewildering Immortal Forest, the Ghost City of Youdu, the Upside-Down Heavenly River...
He also gets entangled with women whose allegiances oppose his own:
A seductive demoness of the Hehuan Sect, a righteous female sword immortal, a talented woman of the academy, a young Buddhist nun...
And sometimes he has to deliver things that make his scalp tingle.
The Hehuan Sect's secret art, "Yin-Yang Union."
An invitation to dual cultivation addressed to a Buddhist master.
A private album of a demoness, sent to the Confucian Sage Academy?
From his initial panic to growing accustomed to it all, Lu Yuan just wants to retire as soon as possible.
"What am I delivering this time?"
His silver-haired master, her eyes vacant, whispers in his ear, a long sword gleaming coldly in her hand.
Lu Yuan sighs and raises the brocade box in his hands.
"The boudoir deep within the Empress's divine palace..."
"Who's the client?"
"The substitute for the Empress's departed first love, who died a thousand years ago."
"Why is the box empty?"
Lu Yuan: "?"
In my humble opinion, it has some elements of a female-oriented novel, but I feel the logic is still coherent. My senior sister thought she was a major villain, but she's actually very easy to seduce. Overall, I'd like to offer some encouragement; it's a book worth giving a try.
It's great! Five stars! I still hope it has a single female lead!