Zhang Ziyang wakes up to find that he has transmigrated to a parallel world much like the China of his previous life, but the course of its civilization has taken a very different direction. On Earth in his former life, technology advanced by leaps and bounds, with powerful weapons constantly emerging and reshaping the world. In this world, civilization is also highly developed, but its focus is more on human potential and martial arts, while technology plays only a supporting role.
This world is divided into two main factions: the White Alliance, led by the Eagle Nation, and the Dragon Alliance, made up of the seven great vassal kingdoms of Qin, Han, Sui, Tang, Song, Ming, and Qing, united under Emperor Xuanyuan. The two sides have fought for a century over spirit crystals and dominion of the world, leaving both exhausted. At last, they agree to settle the conflict through a martial arts tournament, with their strongest fighters facing off in the ring.
However, the Dragon Alliance has lost more than ten matches in a row and been forced to pay out billions of spirit crystals. Now, the entire alliance is sunk in gloom. People are anxious, filled with uncertainty and fear about the future.
See how Zhang Ziyang summons villains from the martial arts novels of his previous life to fight the White Alliance in the ring, defend his homeland, slay foreign enemies, and win back spirit crystals one match at a time.
In the end, unwilling to accept defeat, the White Alliance persuades hidden Western races, including giants, elves, beastfolk, dwarves, Amazon women, werewolves, and vampires, to launch another eastern expedition against the Dragon Alliance.
In response, every hidden power in the Dragon Alliance joins the fight: the Hundred Schools of Thought, hidden masters of Buddhism and Daoism, peerless generals from the seven vassal kingdoms, secret organizations, and the many martial arts experts Zhang Ziyang has summoned. Together, they face the invading races. Whoever dares to attack the Dragon Alliance, no matter how far away, will be killed!
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I really can't stand it when I see a woman unable to walk. The classic loses more than 10 games in a row with so many historical figures. I really don't understand this. Also, the empress can't walk as soon as she is summoned. Has the protagonist never seen a woman?
They keep summoning and fighting, and the plot is the same in every picture. The protagonist summons the girl and she can't walk🤦