He suddenly reincarnates in an ancient martial arts world and becomes the dynasty's fifteenth prince.
His mother died in childbirth, and he has neither power nor influence. No one in the imperial family even cares that Liu Qing exists.
But in secret, Liu Qing really does have the ability to travel through the Myriad Worlds.
He travels through the Myriad Worlds, harvests their essence, and uses it to upgrade any ability or cultivation technique.
Superpowers from sci-fi worlds, cultivation techniques from fantasy worlds, and immortal arts from xianxia worlds.
He leaves his mark throughout the Myriad Worlds.
Liu Qing is only sixteen when his second elder brother rebels.
A coup?
The emperor is imprisoned, and his brother wants to kill all the other princes too?
How about trying the Myriad Swords Return to the Origin?
Or an enhanced version of telekinesis?
One man wipes out an army of a hundred thousand!
First world: The Brocade Guards. Readers can suggest what comes next.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The title is good, but as a prince, it is only normal to have powerful subordinates. It would be awkward to do it all by yourself!