After transmigrating to another world, Xu Shi became a young Daoist who was just about to leave home for training.
But before he had gone very far, his master, Qing Xuanzi, took the whole mountain and ascended to immortality.
All the old man left him before ascending was a wooden sword.
So be it. Losing his greatest support from the start wasn't the end of the world. You had to keep looking ahead, after all.
He hadn't studied the Daoist classics, nor had he learned how to exorcise ghosts and banish evil. But in his previous life, he had been a high school student specializing in the liberal arts. Copying books and poems was a piece of cake, and making a living would be easy.
But how could simply making a living be enough?
He crossed mountains and rivers, and saw people turning to banditry, crooked Daoists running amok, and ghosts and monsters roaming at will...
This world shouldn't be like this.
What was he to do?
Draw his sword and kill!
And what would he do after the killing?
Hey, friend, I've got a set of twenty-four words for you. Care to hear them?
Classic temple destruction, classic woman, classic being chased, classic killing someone and letting the woman follow.
It started off well, but by the time I finished it, all of them revolved around women.
So far, nothing too bad. The plot is okay and I can watch it.
It's not very good and it's been centered around that woman so far, so I don't think there's anything exciting about it anyway.
Just so-so
The plot is cliche.
As long as this woman is not offline, this book will be offline. The plot is inexplicable.