The Outcast: Yaoguang Enters the World of Qi

The TV series The Outcast has been really popular lately. I finished watching it, but still wanted more, so I picked up this novel. Feng Baobao was so cool in it. As a girl, I wish I had powers like hers, and I was also anxious about her relationship with Zhang Chulan. I was moved by Xu San and Xu Si's brotherly bond with Zhang Chulan, but disgusted by the All-Sex Society. I was especially furious when I saw Zhang Chulan's junior uncle from Mount Longhu fall for Xia He of the All-Sex Society. On the other hand, Wang Ye from Wudang Mountain and Zhuge Qing won me over with their looks and martial arts skills.

Just as I was getting really into the story, a flash of white light passed before my eyes, and I transmigrated into the book. When I opened my eyes, I saw a woman brandishing a kitchen knife and chasing a male student with a domineering air. I knew this scene: wasn't Feng Baobao chasing Zhang Chulan? As I laughed in the crowd, Zhang Chulan shouted at me, "Little girl, run! That woman is crazy!" I stared in shock and pointed at myself. What was going on? Zhang Chulan had called me little girl. Was I losing my mind, or was this world? Had I transmigrated into the book? I watched the two of them run off, curious. Feng Baobao worked for the All-Access Company. Then I remembered that before long, Zhang Chulan would be going to Mount Longhu to take part in the Outcast Tournament. I covered my face. Zhang Chulan was going to have a ridiculously fake match against Feng Baobao at the Outcast Martial Arts Tournament. The nickname "Shameless Chulan" came from the controversy at the Luotian Grand Ceremony. Zhang Chulan used a series of strategic tricks, such as getting other competitors to eliminate one another and having Feng Baobao bury people in advance to create opportunities for advancement, leading spectators and opponents to call him "Shameless Chulan," a pun on "shameless bastard."