Reborn Among the Stars: The Mystic Arts Master

Please follow my next story! History Livestream: From the Start, I Reveal the Xuanwu Gate Incident to Li Shimin After graduating with his master's degree, Lin Shan gained a little fame from a few history videos. Taking advantage of the livestream boom of recent years, he accepted an invitation from a streaming platform and became an amateur history content creator, posting explanatory videos about historical events such as the Xuanwu Gate Incident and Empress Wu's accession to the throne. History is usually a niche subject, but his videos received an unexpectedly enthusiastic response. A few die-hard fans consistently gave each episode a triple boost, messaged him privately, and sent gifts. Their discussions were always lively. With fans like these backing him so wholeheartedly, Lin Shan was naturally deeply moved. But perhaps because he got too immersed in his videos, his longtime fans had some very strange usernames and ways of speaking... [What's the essential path to building an empire that will last through the ages?] by Li Shimin [How should the question of succession be handled after a woman becomes emperor?] by Wu Zhao [Hu Hai is only ten years old. Could killing him save the Qin dynasty from disaster?] by Ying Zheng Looking at his overflowing inbox, Lin Shan fell into thought once again. · On the fourth day of the sixth month of the ninth year of Wude, Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji were summoned to Linhu Hall, where they met Qin Prince Li Shimin. Though the brothers all had their own schemes, they still exchanged formal courtesies, keeping up a harmonious appearance. As they exchanged pleasantries, a screen of light suddenly flashed across the sky above the palace and enveloped all four men. Characters danced across the screen, and a loud, high-pitched voice rang out, full of mockery: ["Dear viewers, today we're moving on to the second installment in our Tang dynasty series, the long-awaited Xuanwu Gate Incident: the story of how His Majesty Li Er killed his brothers and had a great time doing it..."] Li Shimin's right hand relaxed, and the bow he'd been hiding behind his back clattered to the floor. · In the first year of Guangzhai, Empress Wu bestowed favors upon her clan, making her eldest nephew Wu Chengsi Prince of Wei and appointing him Minister of Rites and a third-rank chancellor. Wu Chengsi's power and influence were unrivaled, and no one could match his favor. That June, Chengsi entered the palace to offer thanks. Empress Wu hosted a banquet at Xi'an Hall, and ruler and minister enjoyed themselves in perfect harmony. After several rounds of wine, Wu Chengsi stepped forward with his cup to praise Empress Wu's virtues. Before he could begin, a screen of light appeared in midair, displaying a huge title: [Auntie's words are all lies: A look at the succession struggle in the middle years of Wu Zhou] · In the third year of the First Emperor's reign, the First Emperor offered a Fengshan sacrifice on Mount Tai. A sudden rainstorm interrupted his journey, forcing him to take shelter beneath a large pine tree. But before a single raindrop fell, brilliant colors appeared in the heavens and drove away all the clouds. Seeing this miraculous sight, the officials accompanying him fell to their knees, praising the Emperor's virtue for moving Heaven to send down an auspicious omen. The First Emperor was filled with pride. He stepped out from beneath the tree and looked up at the sky, only to see black characters appear amid the colored light: [Three years to squander the dynasty, five years to lose the country: A quick guide to Qin Er Shi Hu Hai's rapid destruction of the empire] After laboring over more than a dozen videos, Lin Shan finally began to notice that something was wrong. He scrolled through the comment section's tens of thousands of words of advice on ruling, a thought beginning to take shape in his mind: These devoted fans, who were so deeply immersed in the role, seemed a little too convincing... New story: "After Transmigrating, I Became a Revered Master of the Mystical Arts." Come check it out! Lin Jian is a big name on Motie. His specialty is writing traditional Taoist fantasy about pretending to be a mystic and exorcising demons. These past few years, readers' demands have grown ever higher. Even when writing a ghost-hunting and demon-slaying novel, an author has to know the I Ching and the Eight Trigrams, understand the Qimen Dunjia and the Five Elements, and make up nonsense with a perfectly straight face. Poor Lin Jian had no choice but to gnaw through one obscure Taoist and Buddhist text after another until he was practically reading himself to death. Then he transmigrated into the future. In this interstellar age, with starships and warships filling the skies, Lin Jian was astonished to discover that all those useless tidbits of knowledge in his head were actually... shining brilliantly? This is the inspiring story of a Taoist-fantasy writer who uses common knowledge from his past life to show off, deliver face-slapping, and win over a domineering CEO. Lu Qing, a rich second-generation layabout, accidentally opened a website. The site seemed to be a cosplay convention for fans of the occult, with countless users making up stories about encounters with ghosts. The most eye-catching post on the homepage was a bounty: [100,000 yuan reward! Please help! After visiting a grave, my whole body felt cold and I heard voices that weren't there. What should I do?] The bounty post was vivid and lifelike, as if its author had really encountered something evil. A former Taoist-fantasy writer, Lu Qing felt inspired and casually typed out something he'd once researched: You're really good at pretending, original poster. Didn't you know you can just drink mung bean soup? Half an hour later, he received a notification on his phone: [You have received a transfer of 100,000 yuan] This is an abnormal world. Beneath the calm surface, strange forces surge. Countless indescribable things lurk beneath everyday life, watching for an opportunity. Many people accidentally provoke supernatural entities and are never able to escape them. Then one day, a mysterious master appeared out of nowhere. They say this master's influence reaches everywhere, and his magical powers are immense. They say this master is unfathomable and eccentric. Countless celebrities have offered fortunes worth hundreds of millions just to get a single piece of advice from the master on defying fate and changing their destiny. But the master is as elusive as a dragon, and no one can catch even a glimpse of him. Lu Qing: Can someone tell me why I became a legend of the occult in this world just by using the skills of my old job before transmigrating and casually bluffing a couple of times? Theme: Strive tirelessly to improve yourself.