Honghuang: Heaven-Defying Comprehension, I Am the Primordial Chaos Thunder Emperor

The divine thunder of the Nine Heavens took shape before its time, gestating through tribulation for ten thousand years. Lei Ming is reborn in the Primordial World as a wisp of innate thunder spirit in the Great Wilderness’s Thunder Marsh. Though he is an innate lifeform, thunder and lightning split in two when the world was created: thunder became the Thunder Marsh, while lightning became the heavenly tribulations. From birth, his origin is incomplete. Fortunately, he took form early and received the Great Dao’s blessing of heaven-defying comprehension. The war between the Wu and Yao clans has only just begun, and the Heavenly Dao is still imperfect, so there is still time to make up for what he lacks. Lei Ming decides to proceed carefully, one step at a time. In the Thunder Marsh, he forges a body of thunder, creates the Thunder Emperor’s art, and takes control of the origin of thunder. During the war between the Wu and Yao clans, he studies the Dutian Divine Thunder and uses qi to control his body, discovering new life within destruction. Beneath the heavenly tribulations, he uses thunder to guide lightning: thunder is yang, lightning is yin. He takes charge of Heaven’s punishment and passes judgment on all living beings. Using the Thunder Marsh as his foundation and his memories of a past life as a guide, he carefully lays his plans and grows stronger. He creates techniques, cultivates supernatural abilities, refines spiritual treasures, and builds up his forces, forging a path to the Dao that belongs to him alone. Billions of years later, Lei Ming stands atop an endless sea of thunder, with the Great Wilderness’s Thunder Marsh beneath his feet. He gazes down upon the Primordial World, playing a game against Hongjun and contending with the Heavenly Dao for the authority to pass judgment. Lei Ming: “I am the Thunder Emperor. I shall suppress every enemy in the world.” This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.