The Last Emperor of Humanity

Su Jin, a graduate student in history, wakes up to find that he has transmigrated into the Investiture of the Gods as King Zhou, Di Xin.

Time: Spring, Year Seven of King Zhou's reign. Four days until he visits Nuwa Palace to offer incense, six months until Daji enters the palace, and only one step remains before the great calamity of the Investiture begins.

He knows what happens next: blasphemous poetry at Nuwa Palace, three demons entering the palace and sowing chaos, loyal ministers dying unjustly, everyone turning against the king, King Wu's campaign against Zhou, and King Zhou burning himself to death at the Deer Terrace. Then the Investiture List descends, 365 righteous gods take their places, the Human Emperor is demoted to Son of Heaven, and humanity becomes nothing more than a pawn on the saints' chessboard, never again entitled to stand as their equal.

Starting with that first step at Nuwa Palace, Su Jin carefully maneuvers as Di Xin. He will save Bigan, win over Huang Feihu, ally with the Jie Sect, and awaken humanity's destiny. His goal is not to defeat any one enemy, but to overthrow the system of the Investiture itself.

This is the story of a modern man who transmigrates as King Zhou, using his foreknowledge of the original story and modern wisdom to seize the initiative in a game of wits among the saints and lead humanity to independence.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.