Reborn as Xu Xian, I Become a Confucian Sage

Modern college student Xu Xuan transmigrates into the immortal-and-demon world of The Legend of the White Snake, becoming the young Xu Xian.

This world is a little strange. There are no celestial immortals in heaven, only Confucian scholars who can enter dreams to slay dragons, summon wind and rain with literary energy, exterminate demons, and fight against the human race?

Bearing the essence of five thousand years of Chinese literary tradition, Xu Xian sets out on a different path.

Bi Gan's exquisite seven-aperture heart increases the speed at which literary energy accumulates sevenfold?

The Dao De Jing doubles one's rate of understanding the literary Way?

The Analects can suppress an entire nation and strengthen the destiny of the human race?

The Art of War can multiply the attack power of literary energy?

From then on, a Confucian sage appears in the world of The Legend of the White Snake: Xu Xian, who establishes the heart for Heaven and Earth, secures the lives of the people, and brings peace to all generations. No one ever dares separate him from Bai Suzhen again. As for that old bald monk Fahai, even if you gave him a hundred lives' worth of courage, he wouldn't dare show his face in front of Xu Xian.