Inviting the Moon Somehow Became My Master

The struggling author Mo Wuhen transmigrates by accident and, from the start, joins the Yihua Palace.

He also has two peerless beauties as his masters.

The First Palace Mistress, Yaoyue, is icy and domineering, with cultivation unrivaled beneath heaven.

The Second Palace Mistress, Lianxing, is as gentle as water, as lovely as a painting.

With two such astonishing masters, Mo Wuhen himself is only a tiny bit less impressive.

Born with a peerless sword embryo, he overwhelms even the legendary Sacred Body.

His personal sword case contains countless treasures, and any sword he draws rivals the finest blades in the world.

Mo Wuhen can only shake his head in helpless resignation:

“Honestly, all I ever wanted was to live an ordinary life and be an ordinary person.”

“But my two masters won’t allow it.”

P.S. The synopsis doesn’t do the story justice, so please read the novel.

This book is also known as My Masters Won’t Let Me Be Mediocre and With the Right Masters, Even a Struggling Author Can’t Fail.