After waking up, the protagonist finds that he has merged with Di Xin, the Human Emperor, at the fateful turning point of the sacrifice in Nuwa Palace.
According to the original course of events, he would write an obscene poem, offend Nuwa, trigger the great calamity of the Investiture of the Gods, become a tyrant, and cause Shang Tang's fortunes to decline.
But his heaven-defying fortune from the start changes everything. A Western Saint tries to scheme against him, only to die from the backlash of his own misfortune, shaking Heaven and Earth.
As he studies Nuwa's sacred image, he unexpectedly comprehends the path to becoming a Human Dao Saint. While traveling the Eastern Sea, he also stumbles upon Fangzhang Immortal Island, a top-tier paradise.
From then on, relying on his heaven-defying opportunities, Di Xin begins his comeback in the Primordial World. He contends with all the various factions, reverses the course of fate step by step, rewrites his own destiny and that of the Primordial World, and restores the glory of the human race.
No one will read it, so there's no need to rewrite it.
The Human Emperor is just like a casual cultivator who ignores government affairs. . .
It's another novel with *** in the text that makes people guess, and the fate of the Shang Dynasty took shape, wasn't it a black bird? Why did your novel turn into a dark phoenix? I'm speechless!
The change is a bit outrageous.