"Your Majesty, Su Can can't read or write. How could he possibly pass the written exam? This is clearly a trick. I beg you to investigate!"
"Bring me the brush, ink, paper, and inkstone. Su Chaharcan, write your name at once."
"Your Majesty, I don't know what I'm supposed to write."
"How dare you! You clearly cheated. Guards, drag him out and behead him..."
"Wait, Your Majesty, I haven't finished! I don't know whether you want me to write in Chinese, Manchu, or Mongolian..."
Reborn as Su Can, he had been destined to die of old age, but unexpectedly obtained a magical key that could take him through countless worlds. He went to the world of Bao Longxing to save a beauty, and to the world of mythology to fight for the elixir of immortality.
He obtained the elixir, only to discover that his immortality was temporary and he still couldn't live as long as Heaven itself. So Su Can had no choice but to keep traveling through worlds of ghosts, monsters, and immortals, seeking to live as long as Heaven and shine alongside the sun and moon.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I haven't read the book! No dialogue quotes! What do you think?
What a rubbish novel. I have never seen such a rubbish novel in so many years.
Author, you should add the punctuation.
I'm convinced, there are no punctuation marks.
I am an archeology major and have no common sense at all.
It starts with the Emperor Star Emperor Star. How did this novel change from history to a fantasy novel? I thought the author was going to write about the spirit of a tortoise. The author's whole family is a bastard. The protagonist is also written with lightning and thunderous bastard spirit. Only the 18th generation of bastards in the author's family can convey such a strong bastard spirit. The author has a future. I'm optimistic about you. From the author, here is a tutorial on how to transform the aura of a tortoise into the aura of an overlord. Congratulations on the process of transforming a king into an emperor. We look forward to it.
In the Qing Dynasty, a company commander was killed
After reading the first chapter, I really want to squeeze you to death. You are really like a ****.
Why don't you write articles without punctuation?
I was hooked after reading two chapters. The backgrounds explained were contradictory: it was said to be during the Daoguang period (**-**), but it was also said to be the eve of the death of Shi Dakai, the winged king of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom (around ** year). It doesn't take five minutes to check these, right?