Identity Editor: I Grant History Its Myths

Xu Huan transmigrated to a parallel world where historical and cultural records had been severely fragmented.

People only knew that Chinese history began with the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties, and knew the names of each dynasty.

By chance, he bound himself to an editor that let him alter the identities and stories of historical figures, and transmigrate back to ancient times to make those changes.

From the start, he went back to a time before the Xia dynasty was founded, when Yu the Great was controlling the floods.

So in his writing, Yu the Great became the incarnation of the dragon, China's totem, while Gonggong became the flood-causing serpent.

All he had to do was make this history surface in modern society, and it would become real.

Then people were shocked to discover that Yu the Great's flood-control campaign had actually been a battle to slay a dragon!

And so, the myths of China began:

King Zhou of Shang set the vassals at odds with beacon fires, King Wu of Zhou offered sacrifices to the Celestial Emperor, and Ying Zheng sought immortals and the Way...

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