This book is entirely fictional, and its title doesn't really fit. Some details may be inaccurate, so please don't mind.
Reborn in the Three Realms Journey to the West, with his parents brutally murdered: "Damn that Golden-Winged Great Peng! I'll make sure you die a horrible death."
After transmigrating into Summoning the Myriad Worlds, he originally planned to abduct some beauties, but for the sake of a beautiful sword spirit with a mature-woman vibe, he was forced to disassemble himself and be reborn.
From then on, he'll roam across different worlds and planes, striving to become a saint as soon as possible.
Then he can live freely and happily.
The strong have the pride of the strong, and the weak have the dignity of the weak.
But none of that applies to the protagonist.
I'd rather be Heshen than an emperor.
That's what I think.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
