Shang Tang, the Human Emperor, put people first and proved the Dao through martial arts. He promised the Heavenly Dao’s sages that he would guard the outer reaches of the Primordial World for six hundred years, keeping the remaining Chaos Demon Gods from entering.
But six hundred years later, he never expected to learn that the Shang dynasty was on the verge of destruction.
“Emperor Shang Tang, if you don’t return, the Shang dynasty’s legacy will be lost.”
Beyond the Chaos Realm, Shang Tang pointed his sword at the heavens.
“The heavens are not benevolent; they treat all things like straw dogs. The sages have broken their promise. I, Emperor Shang Tang, will cut them down!”
His furious roar brought the Nine Cauldrons back to the Great Shang, their might shaking the Primordial World.
“Today, I, Shang Tang, return!”
“Whoever dares harm the Shang dynasty will be slain, no matter how far away!”
A novel that is extremely watery
The more I read, the more I praise it. A return requires nearly 30 chapters, and it turns into a female channel.
The old routine, the drama about the ancestor guarding the frontier and the family being destroyed.