Honghuang: I'm Really Not the Chosen Son of Heavenly Fortune

He arrived in the ancient golden age of the Primordial World, where immortals and gods rose together, myriad races stood side by side, the Wu and Yao fought for supremacy, and the sages ruled the heavens.

Lu Yuan, blessed with tremendous fortune, had no great ambitions. He only wanted to train his adorable fellow disciples of the Jie Sect. Yet, without meaning to, he built the foremost sect across the myriad heavens.

He had only meant to recruit a few underlings to run errands for him. Instead, their numbers kept growing, and they even took it upon themselves to depose the Jade Emperor, Haotian, and crown Lu Yuan as the Heavenly Emperor.

He had only hoped to attain the Dao and become a sage, observing the many faces of the mortal and immortal worlds as the clouds drifted by. Instead, he became the ruler of the Primordial World and the sovereign of all realms.

Lu Yuan rubbed his forehead and said, "I never wanted this much. If anyone's to blame, it's Dao Ancestor Hongjun for saying, 'The Primordial World has ten measures of fortune: I claim one, and Lu Yuan alone claims two!'"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.