In the early years of the Xing Kingdom, our protagonist, Lord Payne, loses his parents and family on the battlefield. By chance, he and the companions with whom he once fled famine as a child are accepted into the enormous Changsheng Sect. The old sect master takes a liking to him, and he becomes the leader of the Changsheng Sect, which has 300,000 disciples. But just as he is about to assume the sect master's position, power is seized from him, and he is trapped in an underground labyrinth for ten years. After a decade, Lord Payne successfully reclaims his position. At that time, relations among the five kingdoms are fraught, while the Five Kings and Four Sages of the Silvermoon Kingdom distrust one another and do everything they can to use Lord Payne's disciples to serve their own ends. Meanwhile, people from the immortal realm and the demonic path watch him like hawks, doing everything they can to pry from him the secret of how all beings in the Six Paths reincarnate and ascend. How will he survive in these chaotic times and find his old friends and beloved again? Read Volume One: The Labyrinth of Reincarnation.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I was looking for a novel to read, and suddenly I saw this book, and thought of it as a gang-rape maze. I think I can still save it (≧?≦)/
Say: "**." What about punctuation? Sorry, change it, otherwise it will be useless for you to write 3 million words! ~
Personally, I think this book is good, and the author doesn't want to be a eunuch.