Emperor's Wrath

Name: Emperor's Wrath
Author: Fish Baby Eyes

by Fish Baby Eyes

ongoing Xuanhuan Isekai Male Lead

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57Kwords12chapters

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Ch. 12 — Tianyuan Tower

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About This Novel

In the ninth heaven, the gods thought that they had completely buried the legendary existence. The Divine Court of Taichu has ruled the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths for thousands of years. The name of the God Emperor has become taboo, and even history has been tampered with - he was described as a tyrannical dictator who was overthrown by the righteous gods. No one knows the truth. No one knew that under the Nine Netherworld, a pair of eyes burning with anger were slowly opening. Ye Chen, a down-and-out young man who was abandoned by his family and whose Dantian was destroyed, fell into the Nine Nether Forbidden Land on the verge of death. Everyone thought that he would definitely die, but they didn't know that the will of the God Emperor thousands of years ago chose him - not to seize his body, not to possess him, but to "inherit". "My anger is your strength. My enemies are your fate. Go and let them know that under the emperor's anger, they are all ants." The boy was reborn from the ashes, and his broken Dantian was recast by the wrath of the God Emperor into the "Emperor's Wrath Divine Vein" - a forbidden physique that had never appeared in heaven and earth. He carries the wrath of the God Emperor as a mortal. Every rage is an impact on the seal; every killing is a judgment on the betrayer. From a good-for-nothing in a border town to the Lord of Emperor's Wrath who stirred up the storm in the Nine Heavens, Ye Chen stepped on the tip of a knife every step he took. The Taichu Divine Court sent countless killers to hunt him down. The three imperial concubines each plotted to strangle him before his death, and the seven traitorous god generals regarded him as a serious problem. But what they didn't know was that the God Emperor's anger had never been extinguished for thousands of years.