A brand-new high-martial world, a brand-new dual-world transmigration setup, no brainless supporting characters and no mindless protagonist. Every plot point builds toward the payoff, and then everything gets thrilling all at once.
My name is Xia Mu. In my thirties, I transmigrated into the body of a 17-year-old high school sophomore.
Of course, I transmigrated because a monster ate me.
The good news: This body awakened the rarest kind of mysterious ability, [Identity], which can see through any disguise.
The bad news: The person who saved me has the blood-red character for "monster" floating above their head, just like the monster that ate me.
The even worse news: This monster wants to wear a human skin and hurt me.
Then I discovered I could also transmigrate to a martial arts world and learn real kung fu.
So I made up a secret identity: a spirit-bound awakened one, the Sword Saint Gai Nie.
Now I've got swordsmanship, footwork, and a monster I've killed in a counterattack.
Just as I was happily planning to keep a low profile and build up my strength, a transfer student showed up at school.
Sword energy radiated from his whole body. He had awakened as the Tang Dynasty's Sword Saint, Pei Min.
He looked at me and said just one thing: "There can only be one Sword Saint."
It was as if his sword were at my throat.
Me: ...
It's probably too late to admit I made it all up, so I can only keep going further down the path of the Sword Saint.
