Once Upon a Time, There Was an Observatory

Name: Once Upon a Time, There Was an Observatory
Author: Qin Jiuben

从前有座观星台

by Qin Jiuben (秦九本)

Status: Completed
Length: 240k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Traditional Eastern Fantasy
Updated: 4y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

This book has no System, one heroine, and a traditional fantasy setting. It is also known as The Immortal-Stealing Token.

Jiang Xiaodao transmigrates to a fantasy world. When he wakes up, everything has changed beyond recognition.

Some people roam freely on the path to immortality; others fly on their swords. Some summon lightning and control fire, while others burrow underground and conjure ice... This is an unknown, mysterious world.

Jiang Xiaodao obtains an innate divine soul and the Immortal-Stealing Token. At the Immortal Alliance Grand Ceremony, he is hailed as the Divine Son; in the Medicine God Valley, he devours a century's worth of fortune; and on the Immortal-Slaying Platform, he plunders every single Star God's artifact! He brings the myriad demon clans to heel and unifies the shores of the Eastern Sea!

An abandoned illegitimate child, he will have every Star God kneel at his feet when he breaks through the Star Gate!

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