What is fate? What is destiny? A transmigrator ends up in the world of Wu Xin: The Monster Killer, but the timeline is set in the Xia dynasty!
At first, he thinks he has simply transmigrated to ancient times. He doesn't mind having no System; with a modern person's knowledge and skills, he leaves countless legends behind in this world!
After living in this world for twenty years, he discovers that his transmigration came with a golden finger. It grants him immortality and extraordinary healing powers, but the price is that he must endure twice the pain.
When he discovers that this world is home to demons, monsters, ghosts, and spirits, and is not as simple as it seems, he begins cultivating: body training, qi cultivation, Daoist arts, ancient martial arts...
Using his immortality, he has lived under the names Yu the Great, Jiang Ziya, Laozi, Shang Yang, Han Xin, and Guo Jia, leaving a profound mark on history. Yet he has endured countless lonely cycles of reincarnation...
Until the Tang dynasty...
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
What the hell is Liu Xie? At least there is an emperor named Li.
What does the protagonist's natal family mean?
Why is Liu Xie the emperor of Tang Dynasty?
Nothing much to say. As long as it doesn't look like those eunuch books.
I don't understand. What kind of novel is this? Vernacular? Uh,, it doesn't look like that
In the Tang Dynasty, where was the emperor named Liu?
There is a gay relationship between him and Liu Xuanhu
Come on, keep doing it, it'll be over, keep doing it, it'll be over
I think this cover should look like a eunuch. . . . . . .
I hate people who write time travel novels and say they don't know the characters. It's so embarrassing.