Great Ming: The Dragon Emperor, I Am a Legend

Ye Wuji transmigrated, all right. He lived from ancient times all the way to the end of the Yuan Dynasty. Doesn't that count as transmigration? And spiritual qi has revived again and again.

His name is Ye Wuji, the name he bears in this life. He has had many other names, too. The world calls him the Evil Dragon.

When spiritual qi revived in ancient times, he was Chiyou, battling the Yellow Emperor for supremacy at Zhuolu.

When spiritual qi revived during the Shang Dynasty, he was King Zhou. He led countless troops and ruled with brutal tyranny, while the calamity of immortality brought ruin to all living things.

When spiritual qi revived during the Qin Dynasty, he was the First Emperor. He sought to bring blessings to all under Heaven, but the calamity of immortality struck again, so he faked his death and slipped away.

When spiritual qi revived during the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang took him as his teacher, while Sima Yi spent his life searching for him in hopes of attaining immortality, leaving behind the method of locking dragons.

At every turning point in history, with each revival of spiritual qi, generals split mountains and shattered rocks, martial artists charged alone into armies, master diviners read the secrets of Heaven, and strategists schemed for power over all under Heaven.

The free-spirited vigor of youth is surely the finest thing in this world. Since ancient times, the years have flowed away, burying countless heroes and their pride.

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