Lin Xiao, the greatest martial artist in the world and a grandmaster of Northern Qi, was murdered in a conspiracy by villains. Yet by chance, he activated the Hongmeng Pearl. When he awoke again, he had been reborn as a bankrupt young heir to a once-wealthy family in the city, disgraced and ruined.
Don't worry, old man. With the greatest divine arts in the world and immortal techniques passed down to me, restoring the Lin family and producing heirs will be child's play...
The city.
Amid all the glitter and clamor, who can stay clearheaded and resist temptation? Chasing fame and fortune, who can hold fast to a true alliance? Amid wine, women, and song, who can lie drunk against a beauty's knee? The world calls me wild, the world laughs at my pride. Just watch as I tear open the sky screen and look down upon all living beings.
The martial world.
Amid bloodshed and chaos, who can drink in the company of a kindred spirit? With a hero's heart and tender feelings, who can wake with a blade of vengeance in hand? The world calls me evil, the world resents my ruthlessness. Just wait: even after a thousand years, I will still stand here in the martial world, laughing above the heavens and looking down on every hero.
Northern Qi.
Amid the court's shifting intrigues, who can revel in wealth and glory? Amid schemes and rivalries, who can awake with the imperial seal that secures the realm in hand? The world calls me a sycophant, the world calls me a traitor. Just wait: a hundred years from now, I will still stand in the court, at the pinnacle of power and master of the tides of fate.
The structure is clear, the writing is smooth, and the image of the male protagonist is relatively good, but there are too many female protagonists. 1. Let's make some complaints first. Qin Wan'er in the first three chapters is actually not the heroine. I like this character very much. It's almost 50 chapters now. She doesn't have many roles? 2. The structure of the novel is quite compact, the characters are fleshed out, the story is detailed and orderly, the pace is fast and slow, and the characters have outstanding personalities, but so far there has been no high-IQ villain. 3. I really like the "returning to China next week" gag, and I'm really looking forward to the reaction of the protagonist's parents when they find out that their abandoned son has become so powerful. 🤭