I'm Just an Ordinary Man

Who can stand against someone who enters the Dao through the mundane?

Liu Guohua, a man of the mundane Dao, transmigrates by chance to a fantastical world of immortals and demons, where each flash of a sword means life or death, and one's cultivation determines one's status.

Demonic overlords refine living beings into pills, while the leaders of the immortal sects treat mortals like weeds.

Liu Guohua has nothing to his name except a wealth of “hopelessly mundane” survival smarts.

Streetwise scheming, navigating human relationships, office politics, business logic...

He knows the truth that “all under heaven bustle for profit,” and uses the most mundane means to deconstruct the most refined immortal path.

No matter how many techniques you wield, I'll keep walking my “mundane” path, carving out an unrepeatable road to the heavens in this treacherous otherworld.

P.S. This book is also known as The Supreme Mundane Dao, This Young Fellow's Got Something, Fellow Daoist, Your Glabella Looks Dark, Even the Heavenly Venerable Is One of My Investors, and I'm Investing a Little in the Mortal World...