The Glorious Time of Being a Great Demon Monk in Russia

Rasputin, the most bizarre man in Russian history, is known as the strongest generation of monster monks on the face of the earth. Legend has it that he was a man from hell who had mysterious supernatural powers, could predict the future, knew witchcraft, and was a witch doctor. The course of the First World War was also changed because of him. His eyes have magical powers that can make women fascinated by him. Elegant and beautiful ladies flock to him. Even the Russian Queen is his lover. Prince Yusupov made him eat eight pieces of cake and wine containing potassium cyanide, but there was no reaction. The prince shot him six times in succession, but he was still able to run. The prince hit him on the head with a barbell, wrapped him in a cloth and threw him into an ice cave. However, the medical examiner's autopsy results showed that he died of drowning, not gunshots or heavy blows, and that he had survived in the ice water for at least eight minutes. I don't know if it's luck or misfortune, but the protagonist actually time-travels in this person. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.