After relentlessly mocking the “stupid villain” who shared his name in The Record of Heaven’s Dao, web novelist Shen Xiaoyao unexpectedly transmigrated into a book and became that very villainous holy son. Born in the Lingxiao Sacred Land, he was destined to fight Chen Daoxuan, the protagonist, until his family was destroyed.
Knowing how the story was supposed to unfold, Shen Xiaoyao resolved to rewrite the tragedy: use his knowledge of the plot to seize opportunities, grow stronger, awaken the Nine Heavens Star Dragon Physique, and cultivate the Nine Heavens Primordial Chaos Art); proactively break off his engagement to Xiao Qingcheng and avoid becoming a pawn sacrificed in a political marriage; and protect his family while helping it grow stronger. He repeatedly foiled Chen Daoxuan’s plans to seize opportunities, leaving the “darling of Heaven’s Dao” thwarted and humiliated time and again. In the process, he began to grow closer to An Qingxue, the saintess of the Xueyue Sacred Land, laying the groundwork for a future marriage alliance and strengthening the Shen family’s position. As the competition between the sacred lands drew near, the seven great sacred lands gathered. While preparing for the contest, Shen Xiaoyao also dealt with the undercurrents among the various factions, gradually escaping the tragic fate of the villain in the original story and forging his own path to power.
After listening to the book and listening to Chapter 13, I will comment first... It's still pretty good, different from other opportunities to grab the lead role: In other novels, after the protagonist of the original book was robbed of his opportunity, he just "felt like he had lost something..." In this novel, after the protagonist of the original book had his opportunity robbed, his feeling about the opportunity became blurred and he needed to confirm... In this way, when confirming, make arrangements and harvest again... 😏
It's non-toxic and can be read, but it's still an old theme. People who have read similar novels may not be able to stand it.
It's okay, not poisonous, just more of a daily routine.
Yes, worth five stars