[Transmigration + Alternate History + Wild Imagination] He transmigrated to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty and stumbled into a ruined temple. To escape, he recited a miraculous incantation a million times, gaining the protection of a System that let him travel through time and space at will. To return to his former world, he was forced to cultivate, enduring countless hardships amid the chaos until he finally forged an extraordinary path.
The story’s worldview draws on Buddhism’s vision of Indra’s Net, a concept deeper than the idea of parallel universes. All of empty space and the entire realm of existence, every particle and every world, is like an infinite web encompassing endless universes and endless versions of oneself. The story features secret cultivation methods and incantations from Buddhist and Daoist traditions, as well as fantastical elements set in an alternate history. I hope it finds its way to those destined to read it.
