I Clearly Transmigrated into the Primordial World, but the System Insists I’m Reborn

Cao Mo transmigrates to Blue Star, a world with no prehistoric fantasy novels, and gets bound to a ridiculous System that insists he's reborn.

In this world, the college entrance exam has become a test of memorizing myths, followed by entry into the “Primordial Game.”

Most people choose the human race for a safe shot at survival. Only Cao Mo picks the innate creatures, whose death rate is one hundred percent.

He ends up born in the Sea of Blood in the Netherworld, opening his eyes to find himself face-to-face with the quasi-sage Patriarch Minghe. Even more absurdly, a single sentence from him fools Minghe into making him deputy leader of the Asura Sect.

The System goes wild: “Host! You were this awesome in your past life! You're reborn!”

Cao Mo: “I'm a transmigrator. I've read the novels.”

System: “No! Your soul was damaged, and you forgot!”

Cao Mo: “Sure, sure. Whatever you say.”

When all his classmates return to reality, the best any of them can manage is the Great Luo level. Cao Mo, meanwhile, not only attains sagehood, but also creates new paths to enlightenment through the Gospel, the Hundred Schools, and “principle (power),” becoming the teacher of ten thousand sages!

What? The Ten Thousand Immortals Formation?!

Sorry, I call this the Ten Thousand Sages Formation!

You say I'm a false sage?

All right, you'll soon learn that even a false sage is still a sage!