Ten Years Roaming the Martial World, I Return to Court Invincible for Eternity

Gu Chang'an transmigrates to a world of martial arts and becomes the sixth prince of the Great Qian Dynasty.

At three, he listens to music in a pleasure house and gains heaven-defying comprehension. A single glance is enough for him to master any cultivation technique or martial skill.

At seven, he masters the techniques and martial skills in the royal library and reaches the Martial Dao Heavenly Being realm.

At ten, he has learned every martial arts manual in the imperial capital, and his cultivation rivals the emperor's.

That year

His poem, “Bring in the Wine,” makes him famous throughout the realm.

His book, The Wealth of Nations, shocks the imperial court.

His Inkmark Sword defeats every young prodigy.

His Martial Dao Rankings throw the whole martial world into turmoil...

The emperor considers himself heaven's chosen ruler and schemes across the land. To choose a suitable heir, he sets up a contest among nine princes for the throne.

Gu Chang'an steps out of the game and declares that even a dog wouldn't want to be emperor.

For that, the emperor banishes him from the capital, forbidding him to return for ten years.

Ten years later.

Gu Chang'an's cultivation has surpassed all who came before him, and he pays no heed to anything in heaven or earth.

Faced with chaos and the resurgent demon clan, Gu Chang'an says, “I'm invincible. Do whatever you like.”