Eastern Whip

Helian Canglang, an Eastern warrior chosen by the Immortal God, obtained the art of immortality when he was about to die. From then on, he became immortal and had endless life. He lived for nearly a thousand years and witnessed the rise and fall of countless dynasties. During these long years, he used five different identities to unify the nomadic peoples on the eastern grasslands and led five Western expeditions that shocked the entire Europe: Europeans never knew that these five Western expeditions that had terrified them for thousands of years were all led by the same person. However, immortality is both a blessing and a curse. He watched his beloved women grow old and die one by one, and watched his descendants multiply and fight from generation to generation. In his endless life, his only belief was: let the glory of the Eastern nation shine on the Eurasian continent forever. This is a thousand-year epic about conquest and love, glory and loneliness. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.