Wuxia Legends: Mastering Innate Astral Energy from the Start

The protagonist Qiudao transmigrates into the world of The Storm Riders. With a name like First, won't he be the one whom the First Evil Emperor slices in half with a single strike?

At the same time, Qiudao considers that fate might exist in The Storm Riders world. Determined to change the fate of being cut in half, he begins working toward that goal. To escape his destined dead end, he focuses on dealing with grandmasters and those above them. Once he creates the Demon Blade, he'll have to face the even higher-ranked First Evil Emperor.

Fortunately, Qiudao has the assistance of a mute System that lets him transmigrate to martial arts worlds across the myriad realms, the Bronze World-Crossing Gate, which accelerates his growth. This is how his journeys through more and more worlds begin.

In The Number One Under Heaven, though this version of the Number One Under Heaven seems to take place a little too early. And what's with Gu Santong when he was young?

Then he reaches the world of The Legend of the Twin Dragons of the Great Tang, where someone can perform the Tathagata Palm and become Dou Jiande's son, a Li Shimin who isn't called Li Shimin.

There's always some slight twist, then he visits The Legend of the Seven Swordsmen, which can barely count as a martial arts story, followed by the sudden leaps into Chinese Paladin and Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio. At that point, all Qiudao can say is: I'm speechless.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.