Reborn in the Myth World

The story begins with Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio.

The unforgettable Nie Xiaoqian, Lu Pan who changes heads and faces, The Painted Wall that separates immortals from mortals, Xin Shiniang who is both beautiful and wise, Su Xian who turns into a cicada and leaves, the hilarious scolding of ducks, and the cruelty of oppressive rule more fearsome than tigers... fox spirits, female ghosts, scholars, officials, kings of the underworld, immortals—strange and marvelous, endlessly changing, weaving one bizarre myth after another.

The reincarnated youth Chen Yan tempers his heart in the mortal world, cultivates to illumine his spirit, and carries a three-foot sword to slay evil gods and destroy demons and ghosts, holding firm to one conviction: only immortality.

But Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio is only the beginning.

The same characters, different stories; not infinite flow, and not fan fiction. This is a new interpretation. Those who dislike it should not enter.

(The previous book, 'Pure Yang Dao,' 2.8 million words, classical xianxia, has already been completed.)

(This story is entirely fictional; any resemblance is purely coincidental.)