As soon as Li Jiao opened his eyes, he became the notorious deposed prince of the Great Xia Empire.
His predecessor was poisoned in the East Palace, his biological mother was humble, and his aunt died tragically. Now he is demoted to the king of Xiliang, and ten days later he will rule Liangzhou - where there are the assassins of Concubine Yang, the hidden arrows of the Immortal Cultivation Sect, and a tomb prepared for him.
When his life hangs on a thread, he awakens [All Heavens Sign-in System].
Sign in at the East Palace, gain the cultivation of land gods, and kill evil cultivators with one sword!
Sign in at the gate of Liangzhou City, summon three thousand snow dragon riders, and break through the siege of the master with iron hooves!
Sign in at Famous Sword Villa, realize the clear heart of the sword, the sword god Li Chungang appears in the shadow, splitting mountains and seas!
The world only knows that he is the deposed prince, but they don't know that he signs every day as a trump card.
Concubine Yang colluded with the evil cultivator of the Blood Evil Sect in order to seize the royal family's dragon spirit;
The Mengjin Khanate's 100,000 cavalry pressed down on the territory, but there was actually an old monster who turned into a god and stood behind the scenes;
The entire Zhao family was massacred because the bloodline of King Sweeping the North held the secret to ascension...
Li Jiao sneered and raised his sword.
"Land gods? It's just the starting point."
"I want to sit on the throne of the human world, and I want to open the heavenly gate of the immortal world!"
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[Decisive Killing] + [System Sign-in] + [Dynasty Hegemony] + [Fantasy Invincible]
From an abandoned son in a cold palace to an emperor in the world, from a common martial artist to a sword that can open the sky!
Reader comments
Halfway through, I felt like the writing was all messed up.
I feel like your attempt to expand the worldview has failed. After all, your book is a mess from beginning to end.
Why does it feel like the front part is very similar to "The Orphan of Zhao" in the Chinese language book?
Halfway through, I felt like the writing was all messed up.
I feel like your attempt to expand the worldview has failed. After all, your book is a mess from beginning to end.
Why does it feel like the front part is very similar to "The Orphan of Zhao" in the Chinese language book?