A River Ghost Gave Me a Sword, and I Proved Myself the Evil-Slaying Celestial Venerable Through Poetry

Name: A River Ghost Gave Me a Sword, and I Proved Myself the Evil-Slaying Celestial Venerable Through Poetry
Author: Two Bugs at Play in Spring

水鬼赠剑，我靠诗词证诛邪天尊

by Two Bugs at Play in Spring (二虫戏春)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 160k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Eastern Cultivation
Updated: 1mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

[Alternate World] [Classic Cultivation Fantasy] [Late Ming] [Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio] [Stories Old and New]

Xu Bin transmigrates to another world and discovers a bizarre place filled with historical outlaws, ghosts and monsters from Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, and gods and Buddhas from popular storybooks…

And he's nothing but an ordinary fisherman. How can he struggle to survive in this dangerous world?

From the start, he has a sword of extreme cold and pure yin. He'll cut down every demon and evil spirit under heaven, refine it in reverse into pure yang, and attain the title of the Venerable Celestial of Cold Yang, Exterminator of Evil and Benefactor of All!