Bright Sword: Tian Xingjian

After the death of Tian Xingjian, a legendary soldier king, Nezha took notice of him and sent him to a parallel world to carry out a brutal mission in Southeast Asia: eliminate the criminal forces that preyed on the Chinese people and earn merit.

Merit can be farmed without limit, and as long as you have enough, you can keep traveling to countless worlds and having the time of your life. This is an endless cycle of missions.

With merit points, you can spend the appropriate amount to unlock transmigration to parallel fan-fiction worlds and original historical worlds. For any Chinese person, the chance to kill Japanese invaders is one you wouldn't want to pass up.

There are golden fingers, too. The great god Nezha gave him the ability to combine any golden fingers, with nine choices and nine restrictions. Naturally, the number of golden fingers varies from world to world. Fan-fiction worlds offer the most, since the influence of karma and the Heavenly Dao is weaker there, so you can select them all. Original historical worlds involve greater karmic entanglements, so there are fewer options: only three choices and three restrictions. But no matter which ones you get, they're all incredibly powerful.

I won't spoil too much. Here's the simplest example of a choice and a restriction: you can choose to have unlimited bullets for a certain weapon, or restrict a certain weapon so its shots go astray and can never hit you. There are plenty of other choices and restrictions, too. Interested readers can check them out for themselves.

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