The Green Lotus in the Primordial World

Of course, this is a tale of the Three Kingdoms from another timeline.

In the final years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the land was ravaged by war. The Qiang raided from beyond the borders, bringing havoc to the northwest, while Zhang Jiao raised an army within, plunging the land into Yellow Turban rebellion. With internal and external threats looming, the people faced slaughter, the dynasty's future was uncertain, and the Han court teetered on the brink of collapse.

Then, one day, a strange creature appeared. A gale howled as if Heaven had sent down divine punishment, and thunder roared. With inhuman might, it wiped out the rebel forces in a single night, bringing peace to the realm.

The creature was the spirit of the white snake slain by Han Gaozu at Mount Mangdang. Liu Bang had killed the snake and trapped its spirit, forcing it into a pact: when the Han dynasty faced its fall, the white snake would lend its aid, and in return it would regain its freedom. Desperate for a new life, the white snake spent a thousand years of cultivation and defied Heaven's will, using a forbidden technique of Heaven and Earth to prolong the life of the Han dynasty.

But once the laws of Heaven and Earth had been broken, there was no turning back. From then on, the Heavenly Dao fell into chaos.

Thus began this fantastical age. Heroes rose in every direction, not to contend for the Central Plains, but to seize a share of Heaven's secrets, or shatter the firmament through martial might,..

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