Moonless Sky

Su Yun transmigrated and became a live streamer. Suffering from no talent, he practiced all kinds of skills live every day in order to make a living.
Such as flying cards slicing flies; wooden swords playing table tennis; flying needles shooting bulletproof glass; long jump landing on water without sinking...
On the first day, Su Yun learned flying cards, and people thought he was here to be funny.
On the fifth day, Su Yun's flying cards split the cucumber, and the people thought that was the best he could do.
On the thirtieth day, Su Yun's cards cut through the stake from ten meters away and beheaded the fly... The crowd was shocked and then agreed that it was a special effect!
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Sometime later, when Su Yun was accidentally exposed and received a summons to file, more of his skills were revealed one by one: 
The flying skills that enabled him to cross the river!
The sword art of splitting rocks with one sword!
Flying needles that were comparable to the penetrating power of a bullet...
Police: Are you sure this is just a live streamer? Immediately file for an s-level case!

The Police Called Me For The Filing, Revealing Me, A Master

As Su Yun had a goal in mind, he did not stay here for long like the others. Instead, he pulled Xu Jiajia into Chongyang Palace.

Although the Chongyang Palace was much smaller than before, it could be said to be complete. Not only were there more than a hundred buildings, but there were also important Daoist ancient halls such as the Hall of Spirituality, the Hall of Ancestral Masters, and the Dao Palace.

With his previous experience, Su Yun went straight to the Ancestral Hall. Xu Jiajia carried the white monkey and looked curiously as she walked. The daoists coming and going around made this place seem to have become an immortal residence.

These daoists that passed by in a hurry would also look at Xu Jiajia curiously. After all, the white monkey in her arms was especially eye-catching wherever she went.

Kicking Over the Worldly Road with Two Feet, Carrying All the Worries of the Past and Present with One Shoulder (2)