Starting as a Rabbit: I Become the Demon Emperor

A snow hare accidentally inherits the legacy of the Demon Emperor, and from then on, legends of demons spread across the Central Plains.

Late in the Spring and Autumn period, it wreaked havoc at the sacrificial rites, swallowed the Nine Tripods, smashed a duke, kicked the Son of Heaven, and set the beacon fires to fool the feudal lords.

During the Warring States period, it drove spirits and ghosts, summoning a procession of a hundred ghosts. The legend of Guigu spread across the Central Plains.

Records from the Qin dynasty tell of an evil immortal throwing the world into chaos, demons appearing, and a demon suppressing immortals and swallowing the sun.

Records from the reign of Emperor Wu of the Western Han tell of a young child wandering the world, whose longevity drew covetous eyes. The child was said to be a demon immortal.

Records from the Eastern Han, during the reign of Liu Xiu, tell of a demon sighting and a white dragon's cry, followed by a swift rise to prominence.

Records from the Three Kingdoms, during Cao Cao's time, tell of his beloved son dying tragically, prompting him to seek a demon and ask about life and death.

In the records of a time of chaos, an ancient immortal's tomb opened, throwing the world into turmoil. The White Dragon Demon Immortal shook the world.

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