Facing Execution from the Start, One Ode to the Cold Kiln Shakes the Court

A thousand years ago.

Pope Romon led the forces of the West in a massive invasion.

At the divide between East and West, the Confucian Sage in green robes stood with his hands behind his back, facing a hundred nations alone!

A thousand years later.

The Great Qian plots to seize the world's fortune, while the Daoist Saintess defects to Buddhism.

After years of lying low, the Great Jiang Empress claims the throne in the Golden Hall and rises to the heavens in a single stroke.

Buddhism advances with the force of a raging tide sweeping over the world.

When Sikong regains consciousness, he finds himself condemned to have his entire clan executed from the start.

Heaven and earth roar with fury: Sikong has no righteous heart and no noble virtue.

The Confucian Sage, Daoist Venerable, and Buddha raise their blades against Sikong, seeking to kill him.

Sikong smiles. "Everyone, I shall become the Heavenly Dao."

The protagonist is somewhat cold-blooded.

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