I Turn Out to Be a Grand Master

Summary of the I Turn Out to Be a Grand Master

Here’s the twist: he's got zero talent for cultivation. Like, nada. So yeah, he was pretty much doomed to be just an average civilian in this setup, right? But instead of stressing about being left behind or joining factions, Liu Changgong just... cultivates for fun.

Seriously though, it gets way more interesting than that! He's got this knack for finding ways to pass the time in his own style. When he’s not busy with cultivation (or whatever they call it there), you’ll find him doing calligraphy, painting, or maybe even playing some games like chess... just trying to enjoy being a regular guy, I suppose.

And here’s where it gets *really* intriguing. The people he bumps into casually – the ones who play chess with him occasionally, or listen to his pipa music – they're not just random civilians. They’re movers and shakers in this cultivation circle! Like that young friend... turns out she's the leader of one of those top immortal schools.

Then there’s this pretty girl who loves hearing Liu Changgong play the qin (pipa). You wouldn't think anyone would be so into his music, but whispering 'ah-ha' – it actually makes her the number one fairy in that circle!

And honestly? The dude who got all caught up in Liu Changgong's calligraphy... he’s not some random admirer. He’s the top sword master! These encounters just keep getting stranger.

It really highlights that being a secular person isn't so bad, especially when your everyday interactions reveal hidden depths of power and influence around you. The journey is all about seeing how Liu Changgong manages this seemingly simple life while navigating through these incredible secrets.