I Just Returned from the Mythic World, and You're Telling Me the Transmigrators Have Come Back

Lu Changqing transmigrates to a world of myths. He survives countless tribulations and lives through innumerable epochs.

He witnesses Pangu opening the heavens, creates humanity alongside Nuwa, and helps Houtu escape the Six Paths of Reincarnation. He becomes a Primordial Great Luo Golden Immortal, transcending the Heavenly Dao and freed from its restraints. From then on, he lives in carefree freedom.

He is absent from the River of Time, yet his shadow can be seen within it.

With a single glance, he sees the birth and destruction of countless planes.

Covering the skies with a flick of his hand, a horse breaking through the heavens, devouring the stars, the Continent of Fighting Wives, mortals cultivating immortality, Three-Body Problem, Cthulhu, horrors returning, Buddha is the Dao, tomb-raiding books...

Yet the Primordial Great Luo Golden Immortal is not truly transcendent.

Lu Changqing returns to Blue Star to start from the beginning, walk the road he never took, and reach transcendence.

After that, nothing that exists or doesn't exist, past, future, or present, can affect him.

With a single thought, he can destroy countless planes or create countless planes.

Just then, someone tells him, "The fish has arrived."

Whatever. I'll handle it.

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