[Transmigration + The Legend of Qin + Classic of Mountains and Seas]
A young man woke from a nap to find himself in the final years of the Warring States period in The Legend of Qin. Taotie patterns were hidden among the gears of the Mohist Mechanism City, and a nine-tailed white fox was locked beneath the deck of the Mirage Tower. When he rescued the Lesser Siming from the Yin-Yang School's pursuit, he saw a lost sacrificial text from the Western Mountains chapter of the Classic of Mountains and Seas in the palm of her hand.
He followed Tianming into the Mohist forbidden grounds, crossed swords with Gai Nie on Ghost Valley Cliff, and danced with Snow Girl beneath the moonlight in Sang Hai. Yet in Shi Lan's Shu mountain witchcraft, he could always glimpse the phantom of the strange beast Zheng. When the treasure ship carrying Xu Fu eastward bore the bones of an eight-headed serpent through the waves, he finally realized that the many schools of thought in this world had been infiltrated through and through by the ancient gods of the Classic of Mountains and Seas.
“You think the Seven Lodestar Stars are astrology?” Donghuang Taiyi lifted his hood, revealing the eyes of a Torch Dragon. “They're the chains imprisoning Yinglong.” As he crossed battlefields between reality and illusion, the young man's hand trembled around his Reverse Scale Sword. To cut through the lies woven by mythology, he would have to pay with a god's life!
When the Twelve Golden Men awakened as avatars of Xiangliu and the Xianyang Palace became an altar to Kunlun Void, watch as the young man battles ancient, deadly formations and breaks through mirage-demon illusions. Every page of this journey through time to slay the gods is steeped in the blood and fire of myth.
So far, I think it's okay
Very beautiful
The author wanted to create a fun and funny protagonist, but in fact, as a second-generation god, he felt like a literate person.
I'm a bit confused…. The protagonist is a bit frustrated Can you give me a little background?