The Good-for-Nothing Student at the Cultivation Academy

[Ordinary-person protagonist | Campus and city life | Cultivation | Comedy | Snarky banter | Supernatural]

How did a good-for-nothing student at a cultivation academy end up becoming the leader of a demonic cult? It’s not like I wanted the job. You’re the ones who insisted I take it. Wait, why is our cult a funeral company? Fine, I suppose it’s a good fit for my expertise.

Now that cultivation is no longer the lofty pursuit it once was, cultivators live undercover in the bustling city, no different from overworked wage slaves. And so, an inconvenience-averse high schooler stumbles into the world of cultivation. Xiao Ran has no great ambitions. He was only hoping to get into some lousy college, but on the day of the gaokao, he accidentally wanders into a supernatural incident. After barely escaping with his life, an admission letter lands him at Zhongzhou University’s College of Intangible Cultural Heritage. On the surface, the college teaches folk culture, but in reality, it trains cultivators. From then on, this ordinary mortal embarks on a cultivation journey full of hilarious mishaps, eerie mysteries, and burning passion. Every supernatural incident is a life-or-death trial, and behind every conspiracy lies an even greater mystery. His every step of growth comes with laughs, and there’s no shortage of thrilling moments. This is The Good-for-Nothing at the Cultivation Academy, a campus cultivation story that uses the most respectable premise to do the most ridiculous things.