Wang Yang transmigrates to another world and finds himself back in a high school classroom. After spending half his previous life as a young Daoist acolyte, all he wants is to coast through life.
Then he discovers that the supernatural exists in this world, and a tiny minority of people can awaken an imaginary form.
Some awaken a Yin-type imaginary form: Night Patrol God -> Ghost Constable -> Rakshasa -> Meng Po -> Ksitigarbha -> Taiyin Star Lord -> Great Emperor of Dongyue -> Great Emperor of Fengdu.
Others awaken a fire-type imaginary form: Fire Spirit Boy -> Kitchen God -> Star Lord of Fire Virtue -> Yebo -> Huilu -> Zhurong -> Fire Emperor -> Yan Emperor.
But when Wang Yang transmigrates, he unexpectedly opens up an Inner Landscape. Within it, revered gods sit enthroned one after another.
The White Crane Boy stands among the clouds, two cranes behind him. Wherever his gaze falls, mountains and rivers fall silent.
The True Lord Erlang, Manifested Sage, holds his three-pointed, double-edged spear, his heavenly eye half shut as he takes in every cause and effect in the mortal world.
The Great God of the Three Altars and Seas rides his Wind-Fire Wheels, with three heads and six arms. The sun and moon revolve in his Universe Ring.
And in the deepest reaches, a golden cudgel stretches across heaven and earth.
That's right!
The Great Sage, Equal to Heaven, Sun Wukong.
