Joy of Life: A Hundred-Meter Susanoo Terrifies Consort Yi!

Li Chengji, the Third Prince of Great Qing, had been a fool for over a decade. When he finally awoke, he was even more terrifying than before. His father, the emperor, had seen a bird fly within three feet of him and instantly crumble to dust. The entire palace had once fallen apart on its own while Li Chengji was unconscious. To this day, the emperor dared not approach him lightly, afraid that one wrong word might force the man he called "old geezer" to choose his own tomb ahead of time.

Yet this formidable ancestor, once he came to his senses, cared less about power and the throne than about his many bizarre ideas. He wanted to build an Epang Palace in the imperial grounds, hire workers to create an entertainment center, and even publicly proclaim himself "the greatest swordsman in Great Qing." Everyone in the palace was desperate to avoid him, afraid that one bad mood might unleash once more the strange power that could summon a hundred-meter-tall blue giant.

Only when Consort Yi called out did the enormous blade hanging over Emperor Qing finally come to a halt. No one knew how many fragmented memories from other worlds were mixed up in the Third Prince's mind. And no one could imagine what the whole board of Great Qing would look like once he truly mastered this power.

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