Primordial Origin Emperor

Name: Primordial Origin Emperor
Author: Soaring Straight to the Sky

始源大帝

by Soaring Straight to the Sky (扶摇直上天穹)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.8M Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Traditional Eastern Fantasy
Updated: 1y ago
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812Chapters

1.6kReads

7.4Score

152Shelves

456Listens

224.9kReads · all time

Synopsis

Lu Changsheng, the greatest prodigy of the Green Lotus Holy Land, is killed in the Forbidden Zone of Tianji after being ambushed by his fellow disciples. His soul unexpectedly survives and merges with the mysterious Chaos Dao Soul and Purifying White Flame, before he is reborn in the body of the thirteenth prince of the Yanlong Kingdom, who was born with a useless constitution. A useless constitution? Not a chance. Even a peerless Dao body can't compare to me. Difficult cultivation techniques and secret arts? Those are easy as long as you have hands. With the fortune of the heavens and all worlds behind me, I am invincible and immortal!

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