I Told You to Contract a Shikigami, but You Contracted One from the Classic of Mountains and Seas?

Yuan Guangzhen transmigrates from Shanghai to Kyoto, where a wealthy married woman takes him in and lets him live and eat for free.

He remembers nothing except half a fragment of the Classic of Mountains and Seas.

The life he expects: lying flat.

But the woman insists he attend an onmyoji school and puts him in the same class as her two daughters.

At the opening ceremony, students summon their shikigami. Others call forth foxes, crows, and dogs.

He opens his right hand, and a one-legged firebird flies out of his palm.

The teacher asks, “What is that? I've never seen one before.”

He says, “It's called Bifang.”

The whole school: “???”

Later, the whole school discovers that Bifang is only the first.

Then come...

Feifei, a cat-shaped creature that can lick any wound healed.

Huan, with three tails and golden eyes, who sees through illusions and disguises at a glance.

Zhuyan, a white-furred, ape-bodied beast that can shatter a mountain with one punch.

Yinglong, whose wings blot out the sky and whose rain can revive withered spiritual veins.

And Jiufeng, the one with nine heads.

The fragment has thirty-one pages in all. It'll keep him going for a long time.

Someone asks how he's doing with onmyoji techniques.

He says, “Five-Element spells? ...They're pretty easy.”

After all, we're the original masters of this stuff.