[Traditional xuanhuan + no wild gimmicks + decisive and ruthless + no beating around the bush + no System + seized the throne from the start + steamrolling enemies + extraordinary talent + scheming + versatile + vivid characters + loyal and affectionate]
Qi Xiu transmigrates into the body of the twelfth prince of the Xuanyuan Dynasty, endowed with monstrous talent. To keep him from becoming a casualty in the struggle for the throne, his mother exiles him to the martial world while he is still young. Little does she know that his martial talent is exceptional, his cultivation has already surpassed everyone in the world, and he has mastered all kinds of techniques and arts. On the surface, he is a swordsmanship prodigy; in truth, there is nothing he cannot master. But he is a prince, after all, and when the old emperor orders him back to court, he has no choice but to return. He never wanted to fight for the throne, but when his brothers all want him dead, he decides to see who can possibly stand against him. Before absolute strength, every scheme and stratagem crumbles. At home, he crushes all opposition and inherits the throne. Abroad, he destroys his enemies with a wave of his hand: those who submit prosper, and those who defy him perish. In the end, he becomes the supreme ruler. Then one day, he can no longer suppress his cultivation. With a single sword strike, he cleaves the heavens, opening a breach in the sky, and immortals slowly descend through it... The world believes he attained the Dao through the sword, but not only has he reached divine heights in swordsmanship, he has also mastered formations, alchemy, and countless other arts. You call me a sword cultivator? Think bigger. I cultivate everything.
This book describes martial arts in clear detail
Decisive and invincible
Well written. I like reading it.
Quite wow, after reading so many books, this is the first book that I like
Good-looking, very good-looking, not bad
A very nice book