I Turn Out to Be a Grand Master Novel

Liu Changgong finds himself in a cultivation world with no aptitude for martial arts, resigned to an ordinary life. He decides to cultivate purely for enjoyment, supplementing his leisure with calligraphy, painting, chess, and playing the qin, embracing a life of refined secular pursuits and prioritizing personal happiness. Unbeknownst to him, his seemingly casual interactions carry profound significance. A recurring chess companion is revealed to be the leader of a premier immortal sect, while a young woman captivated by his qin performances is the top fairy in the cultivation realm. A martial arts prodigy claims to have achieved unparalleled swordsmanship through Liu Changgong's calligraphy, and his painting critiques spark heated debates among ancient, soon-to-undergo tribulations cultivators. These individuals recognize the profound philosophical depth and enlightenment found in Liu Changgong's artistic and intellectual endeavors, leading them to attain new levels of understanding in their respective fields.