Xiao Wuya transmigrates into the world of Qin's Moon and becomes the only registered disciple of the Ghost Valley School. With a vertical sword in his left hand and a horizontal sword in his right, his swordsmanship is profound and unrivaled beneath heaven.
His true identity, however, is the son of King Zhuangxiang of Qin: the real Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng. To set things right and claim the throne, Xiao Wuya descends the mountain alone, sword in hand, to roam the mortal world.
Then he awakens the Sword God System. Peerless sword techniques come easily to him, and the greatest swordsmen are summoned at random.
"Congratulations, Host, you have learned a peerless sword technique."
Heaven-Slaying Draw: draw your sword, and you are invincible!
"Congratulations, Host, you have summoned a peerless sword immortal."
If Li Chungang had not been born, the sword Dao would have languished in darkness for all eternity!
Donghuang Taiyi comes flying in to attack. Xiao Wuya turns to the old man in a sheepskin coat beside him and smiles. "Old Sword God, show him the peerless elegance of your Twin Green Snakes!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Written in April, less than ten chapters in almost September?
I only read the introduction, but when did the registered disciples learn more than the true disciples? This is not a closed-door disciple (not a closed-door disciple). He can learn vertical swordsmanship and horizontal swordsmanship, so he is still a registered disciple?
I just want to say that I want to adopt a harem? I'm just so perfunctory. I won't watch until you collect them all.
In Chapter 9, the author accidentally posted something related to the work. The problem is not big and does not affect reading. You can read it here.
The Yingzheng of the Qin Dynasty was very good! It's definitely better to be an emperor than a protagonist.