[Featured novel in the Qidian Writing Season: Chinese Mythology]
[A superb novel for fans of The Great Feng's Nightwatchmen]
Chu Yun transmigrated into the game Mythic World with a status panel, becoming the heir of Prince Yungong of the Great Feng Dynasty.
This is a world where demon tribes raid the borders, sects wreak havoc, the court is rife with intrigue, and the Great Dao reigns supreme. Anyone can cultivate, and the mightiest Confucian scholars and martial masters can move mountains, fill seas, and pluck stars from the sky.
Before Chu Yun could share a night of passion with his cat-eared maid, he was accused of consorting with a demoness and colluding with the demonic path. He was to be imprisoned that very night, where he would meet his death.
Drawing on his knowledge of the game, he pieced together the clues and turned the tables, clearing his name in the [Demoness of the Joyous Union] case. But the Demon-Slaying Bureau recruited him as a demon slayer, and he went on to crack cases including [The Missing Young Master], [Lewd Music at the Taoist Temple], and [The Big-Bellied Buddha Statue]...
That year, the Heavenly Book, Investiture of the Gods, the Earth Book, Classic of Mountains and Seas, and the Human Book, Register of Life and Death, all appeared in the world.
Chu Yun entered the Great Feng court and won the favor of the chancellor's adviser, rising swiftly in Confucian studies;
He went to Huangshan in Huizhou and inherited the legacy of the True Lord Erlang, advancing by leaps and bounds in martial arts.
Years later, Chu Yun attained sainthood.
When he looked back, there was no one left in the world who could rival him.
Yet the streets and alleys of the Great Feng Dynasty still passed around this saying: “The heir isn't truly invincible. The world still has Jiang Banxia, Liu Chen'er, Bai Rixuan, Xi Hongdou, Haitanghua, Cat Ajiu...”
Tags: “Game Status Panel,” “Simulation System,” “Confucian and Martial Sage,” “Black Myth: Wukong,” “The Great Feng's Nightwatchmen”
He clearly had no talent for martial arts but insisted on practicing martial arts. And the Confucian and Taoist settings don't make sense, so who instilled Confucius's cultivation?
There is a trend towards food supplies.
The world-building seems to borrow from the "Big Stick Night Watchman" troupe; I'm looking forward to the rest of the story.