Four Billion Years of Cultivation: Li Er Fears I'll Take His Throne

I have no name. If I had to choose one, I would be called Tian An.

Wherever heaven exists, so do I. When I bring peace to heaven, heaven is at peace!

Years pass unnoticed in cultivation as I roam the cosmos. The stars fill the sky, and I gaze upon them in the palm of my hand!

Thanks to a bond from a past life with Princess Changle, Tian An assumes the name Lu An and marries her.

At first, Li Er had no fondness for this son-in-law at all. He thought the pretty boy was far too fey, had sweet-talked his daughter into marrying him, and showed him no respect. The man was utterly detestable.

Then, at the Empress's birthday celebration, Changle presented her with a magnificent robe, and Li Er turned green with envy.

This pretty boy has some talent. But why didn't he give one to me? How infuriating!

Later, the emperor and empress visited their son-in-law's residence and discovered that everyone there ate high-yield immortal grain.

Li Er was tempted. My good son-in-law, how about giving me some of this immortal grain so I can spread it throughout the realm?

When locusts struck, could a lowly maid from the prince consort's residence really wipe them out by playing the zither?

Could his own great general really be unable to defeat even an ordinary servant from the prince consort's residence?

Could five guards from the prince consort's residence really defeat an army of 100,000 Tibetans?

Li Er was completely panicked. State Preceptor, as long as you don't seize my throne, we can talk about anything!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.