[No System] [Slow Burn] [No Conspiracy Theories] [No One-Dimensional Characters] [Steady and Cautious] [Lighthearted]
After transmigrating into the primordial world, Bai Ze becomes an auspicious beast who understands all living things and can predict fortune and avert disaster.
He should have been born as an omen of good fortune, assisted the Celestial Emperor, and climbed to the pinnacle of life, right?
But seeing the chaos of the Longhan calamity and the war between the Wu and Yao clans, Bai Ze decisively chooses to lie low!
If I hide deep enough, karma won’t be able to catch up with me.
No entanglements of cause and effect, no tainted karma. I’ll win by playing it safe!
Except… he opens the door and fortune comes crashing in! The Phoenix Clan’s chieftain entrusts two children to him, forcing the Wuji Apricot Yellow Banner into his hands and telling him to flee with the two “deadweights.”
How are you supposed to manage when you start out saddled with two huge karmic entanglements?
Bai Ze sighs helplessly, watching the two little ones behind him copy out texts as he falls into deep thought.
To raise the children, Bai Ze has no choice but to embark on a long, cautious journey…
I raised you two when you were little, so you’d better look after me in my old age.
The auspicious beast Li Nan advances carefully through the Great Luo realm, with Kong Xuan and Jin Peng at his side.
The Dragon Clan picks a fight? Set a formation in secret and crush them with a thunderous strike. A Great Wu lives next door? Feign weakness and weather the tribulation in peace.
The primordial world’s great calamity is about to begin, and the Sages’ schemes stir beneath the surface. He keeps his trump cards up his sleeve and plots with the secrets of Heaven in mind. He won’t rush ahead or show off his strength, just wait patiently for the time to attain the Dao.
Many years later…
When Kong Xuan holds the Bai Ze Spirit Compendium and suppresses a Sage, shouting that his elder brother Bai Ze is the god of his life…
Bai Ze’s long-held Daoist heart finally dies.
“I really just wanted to lie low.”
The blurb can’t do it justice. Read the story to find out.
Damn, do you have a cp?
Where is the author?
It's all a calculation. There is no need for friends in ancient times. The interests of fellow Taoists are the eternal pursuit.
It's not brainless, it's not incompetent, and the use of some jokes makes the whole book full of vitality [plus one for bookshelf]
Good looking, like it
It's pretty good, it's my type