Yang Sen transmigrates into the body of a high school graduate who failed to get into college on Blue Star, and awakens a System.
Knowing that supernatural horrors will soon descend upon this world, he follows the System’s instructions and establishes a supernatural university called the Heavenly Academy.
The university teaches neither arts nor sciences. Instead, its courses cover supernatural cultivation, such as controlling ghosts and commanding corpses.
At first, it has only three or four students. But as they take part in fieldwork and complete their coursework, the school begins to grow.
The headmaster, Yang Sen, even takes to the skies and scatters tens of thousands of flyers across the city overnight.
As the academy’s many outstanding graduates enter society, they appear at the scenes of countless supernatural incidents: “The Blood Coffin at the Construction Site,” “Chaos in the Demon City,” “The Jincheng Rift,” “The Corpse Coffin Ghost City”...
The Heavenly Academy becomes famous.
But as countless vengeful souls and evil spirits pour into Blue Star through one rift after another, the many secrets of this world slowly come to light!
And so, the entire world enters the age of supernatural horrors...
Having read up to chapter 87, the protagonist establishes a school, and four students arrive. They've just reached level one and are sent back on vacation. Their vacation assignment is to exorcise ghosts, but the students can't handle it all. They wait for the protagonist to arrive one by one, and then the ordinary people all worship the protagonist as a god.
This book is very good, especially the part describing Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong over Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is indeed too strong. If it weren't for Darius's outer-circle cheat and Noxus Guillotine, that M4 six-times scope spray would have been fatal.
The subject matter is good, but it feels a bit like a cheesy, slice-of-life story.
Books like 666 have a bright future!
This book is amazing; I hope someone will discover it.
Compared to other books of the same genre, it's indeed quite good, but the plot drags on too much, with a lot of unnecessary details being written.
The author's work is excellent and highly recommended!