Immortal Martial: My Disciples Are All Emperors

Ten years ago, Li Changsheng transmigrated into this world, inheriting a shabby sect and taking in three disciples.

Then one day, the System appeared and his memories returned. Only then did he realize that he was apparently incredible, and so were his disciples. The world knew them as the Three Sovereigns and Seven Emperors.

His eldest disciple, Di Xin, was one of the Three Sovereigns. Brilliant and perceptive, with extraordinary talent, he prized territorial expansion and led troops against the tribes of Dongyi. He was a king of war.

His fourth disciple, Liu Bang, was one of the Seven Emperors. He founded the Han dynasty, ruled the realm through civil administration, recruited Confucian scholars, issued decrees throughout the land, and sought talent far and wide.

His eighth disciple, Wu Mei, was one of the Seven Emperors and the only woman among his ten disciples. She rose to the throne as emperor.

His tenth disciple, Zhu Di, was one of the Seven Emperors. The emperor guards the nation's gates; the ruler dies with the state. The Ming dynasty had no policy of political marriage. When it came to foreign enemies, there was only one answer: fight!

But something seems off. These Three Sovereigns and Seven Emperors look like they are about to turn against their own master!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.