Qin Yan transmigrates to the final years of a dynasty that has ruled for 900 years, becoming the only son of the most powerful Grand Preceptor at court.
But then he discovers that this world runs on destiny.
The emperor is blessed with the Mandate of Heaven. As long as the dynasty endures, he cannot die, and any danger he faces is mysteriously turned into good fortune.
The southern prince with a different surname has the destiny of a hegemon, equal to the emperor’s Mandate of Heaven. No matter who his opponent is, he flies into a rage and cleaves them in two with a single strike of his halberd. His attack power is always his already overwhelming base attack plus the combined attack power of everyone present.
Out on the steppe, there is also the Eternal Heaven, a man born with the blood of the sky in his grasp. He doesn’t even bother pretending: his name is Temujin, and he has the destiny of a god of cavalry. His aura buffs every cavalry unit under his rule, making him invincible on horseback. He vows to unite the four seas and three rivers, beats the western barbarians until they call him father, and earns the title “Scourge of God.”
There is also a warlord who started out as a beggar, became a monk, then joined the rebel army. Following the policy of building high walls, stockpiling grain, and delaying the claim to kingship, he quietly grows his strength. In his spare time, he likes to recite: “Slay a million soldiers south of the Yangtze, and the sword at my waist will still drip with blood.”
Meanwhile, a fox is crying out in Dazexiang.
A Taoist priest is about to head into the mountains to gather herbs and obtain the Book of Peace.
And a salt-gang leader wants to sit the imperial examinations in the capital, but keeps failing to get in and is trying to think of another way to reach the city.
In the northwest, people are singing a children’s rhyme: “Open the gates and welcome the Prince of Shun; when he comes, he’ll take no grain.”
Things are getting complicated.
So let’s start by taking the place of the Great Teacher of Virtue, claiming the Book of Peace, and founding the Way of Great Peace.
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