Myriad Worlds: Starting with Joy of Life, Then Snow in the Snow

Li Chang'an activates the Fortune and Reincarnation System. In each life, he accumulates mortal-world points to exchange for secret arts from the myriad heavens and summon figures from countless worlds. In his first life, he is born as Prince Yong of Southern Qing. At five, he recites three poems at the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, silences Cui Shen, the “Great Wall of Five-Character Verse,” with a scathing retort, and insults the Marquis of Changning of Northern Qi as “Marquis Asshole.” Emperor Qing names him a prince on the spot. He tackles the schemes Fan Xian wouldn’t dare touch, investigates the things Fan Xian wouldn’t dare look into, and personally sends off the people Fan Xian wouldn’t dare kill. He summons Jingni, kills Emperor Qing, and claims the throne, earning the Sword Intent of the Great River as a reward. His second stop is Sword Snow Stride: he kills the heir apparent, takes Qingniao, and pacifies Beiliang. Third is The Blood of Youth: he intercepts Yueji and claims Han Yi. Fourth is The Story of the Great Feng’s Nightwatchers: he solves Xu Qi'an’s case before Xu Qi'an can. “I’ll do what Fan Xian wouldn’t dare.” This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.