Yang Le's Happy Life

(This novel includes some passages in classical Chinese to help develop the characters. Don’t worry, though: skipping them won’t affect the fun.)

Yang Le was born into an age of turmoil, when the Nine Provinces were in upheaval. His whole family was killed from the start, leaving only his grandfather, with whom he depended on for survival. Fortunately, they wandered to the idyllic village of Nansong and settled there.

When Yang Le was fifteen, his wise grandfather passed away, too.

But at his grandfather’s grave, Yang Le suddenly attained the Dao. Mr. Song surmised that his ambitions reached the heavens, but his life was as fragile as paper.

Mr. Song said he would change Yang Le’s fate and pointed him toward a path to greatness at the academy.

Yang Le, however, refused Mr. Song’s offer and did not take that path.

Afterward, Yang Le suddenly unlocked his golden finger: he could see the aura surrounding every person, allowing him to sense their emotions and cultivation level.

This golden finger made Yang Le unstoppable, but one day, when he turned his gaze toward Cheng Xie, everything changed.

The mystery behind the origin of his divine ability, the unsolved secrets of the Song family in Nansong Village, the fact that anyone who pondered cultivation would become dizzy, the dark clouds gathering over the Great Qi, the fractures within the kingdom, and invasions from foreign tribes all gave Yang Le a headache.

Come on! This is a cultivation novel, so why do we have to deal with political intrigue, too?

See how Yang Le unifies the land in turmoil and brings peace and justice to the common people!