Ye Chen dies unexpectedly while saving someone. Protected by a treasure, he arrives in the world of The Legend of Qin: The Nine Songs and possesses the body of a recently deceased young nobleman with the same name.
From then on, a sweeping martial arts world unfolds before Ye Chen. In this age of the seven kingdoms, nations are locked in endless conflict, and swordsmen constantly battle one another.
Watch as they paint a grand tableau of war and the jianghu, where the land is vast and beautiful women abound, and countless heroes fall under their charms.
With the treasure's help, watch Ye Chen shine in his own way and roam freely between heaven and earth.
Step by step, he will leave a small world behind, venture into the Myriad Worlds, and climb to the pinnacle.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
In fact, I'm more curious. The system transformed by Dun Yi is so powerful. It can be deduced, not to mention the techniques, but can a chaotic treasure level like the Chaos Fetal Membrane, which can evolve a chaotic world, also be extracted? Awesome! It is more powerful than the prehistoric heavenly path formed by 49 paths.
Another person who has a system but says he doesn't want to rely on the system. I stopped reading after seeing this. Without a system you are nothing.
The items in the lottery are too awesome, such as the Pangu Ax and the Jade Disc of Creation. For treasures of this level, let alone Dunyi, the time and energy required to breed them is immeasurable, let alone the so-called Dunyi evolution. It would be good if its own level can reach the innate treasure. Don't ask why. If you are chosen for a purpose, you will not be told, and is it true if you say it? Do you believe it? If there is no purpose, what's the point of asking? It's good for you to just enjoy this kind of good thing secretly. You still ask here and there. You haven't had a free lunch yet. When the opportunity comes, why do you still ask? It feels like a retard.
Even the introduction is perfunctory, and you can still expect to write a good book. Could it be that you start the book as soon as you come up with an idea, and then abandon it as soon as you have no inspiration?
Big Brother's monthly ticket rewards are all given to me.
After reading a chapter or two, I am decisive and a bit mentally retarded.
This introduction vaguely reminds me of the Gods and Demons destroyed by Luo Tian in "I Want to Seal the Sky".
Excuse me. I feel dizzy when I look at it, like a running account
The writing is a bit silly, and the training techniques, etc. Are not clearly written.
Is the author preparing to announce his entry into the palace?