I Really Don't Want to Be the Human Emperor

In the wild lands of the far west, the beastfolk, driven out for years, let out a furious roar. In the vast blue ocean to the east, the sea folk swim freely. In the southern forests live the ancient Yue people, masters of secret arts, while the steeds of the northern steppe thunder across the plains. In the thirteen provinces of the Central Lands, demons and spirits haunt the mountains, fox spirits stop travelers along narrow paths to ask for directions, and giants vanish without a trace in the wilderness. Liu Ce, who transmigrated as the son of Emperor Wu, is quite satisfied. He has a mighty emperor for a father, who dominates all beneath heaven, and a crown prince for an older brother who dotes on him. "I really don't want to become the Human Emperor," Liu Ce says.

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