Three Years Blind, and My Students Have All Become Great Sages
An Chen, after being transported to a mystical world, activates the Saint Teacher System and inherits the divine Fire of the Gods. This great power comes at a cost—An Chen loses his sight for three years. Fortunately, the kind villagers take care of him with great compassion during his difficult time.
Grateful for their kindness, An Chen opens a small school in the village, hoping to teach the children valuable skills for their future. Little does he know, his students aren't human—they are animals! His classroom is filled with giant pandas, cheetahs, tigers, ground sloths, black bears, and even pythons.
Captivated by An Chen’s teachings, these animals awaken their spiritual intelligence and begin to evolve into spirit beasts, capable of cultivation and mastering powerful martial arts.
Two years later, a Dragon Nation geographical survey team arrives at the legendary Mountain of Ten Thousand Ancestors and is stunned by what they witness:
“What?! That figure in the straw hat, holding a bamboo rod... is a giant panda?”
“Unbelievable! Have you ever seen a muscle-bound tiger walking upright and talking?”
“My god! That ground sloth is driving stakes into the ground... and practicing Wing Chun?!”
“Heaven help us! That black bear is lifting a motorcycle as part of its workout?”
News of this bizarre scene spreads, shaking the world to its core!
A year later, as spiritual energy revives across the globe and strange phenomena appear, challengers from foreign lands arrive. Just when the tension peaks, a small turtle steps forward, introducing itself as the "Turtle Hermit." After effortlessly defeating all opponents, it leaves behind a bold declaration:
“If anyone dares to question the might of my master, An Chen, they are welcome to face him!”
The story is truly enchanting and imaginative tale that captivated me from the very first page. The author masterfully blends elements of mythology, fantasy, and folklore into a world teeming with life and mystery. The setting, particularly the depiction of Kunlun Mountain, feels rich and vibrant, full of strange yet endearing creatures with unique personalities and purposes. One of the most delightful aspects of the book is the way it introduces a variety of mythical beings – from the foxes carrying white banners to the snake-tailed maiden commanding swarms of serpents. Each character, whether human or monster, feels alive with distinct traits that make them memorable and engaging. The protagonist’s journey through this magical realm, encountering these mystical beings, is filled with moments of suspense, wonder, and even humor. The pacing is smooth, balancing tension and lighthearted moments perfectly, especially when our unlikely heroes find themselves in bizarre and often surreal situations. The foreign characters, who bring an outsider’s perspective to the mythical world, add a layer of intrigue and realism as they navigate a world they do not fully understand.
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