Joy of Life: The Imprisoned Fool Awakens and Summons a Blue-Light Giant God

Deep in the imperial palace of Qing, the foolish Third Prince, imprisoned for over a decade, suddenly awoke. The first thing he did was call the emperor "old geezer." In the eyes of the court, he had been a useless man, but when angered, he could shatter palace walls. With a wave of his hand, he summoned a hundred-foot blue flame giant that tore through buildings like paper. Even a Grandmaster's killing arrow bounced off his forehead without leaving a scratch.

The Eldest Princess trembled amid the ruins. The Crown Prince was so terrified he wondered if his position could be replaced at any moment, while the Second Prince silently rejoiced that he no longer had to compete. Only one person could command this terror, capable of crushing the entire imperial city: his own mother, with a single order to "put down the knife." At once, the monstrous being dissolved into a shower of light.

No one could keep this son in check. He listened only to her. His memories were all disjointed fragments, and he could not tell whether he was a System, a Sword Immortal, or the giant who once chased monsters and beat them senseless. It seemed that every Host he had killed had left something behind inside him. And when those newly bright eyes swept over the court, only one thought remained in everyone's mind: the world was about to change.

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