The Continent of the End is vast, with a round sky above a square earth. It is divided into the Eastern Continent and the Western Continent, and for thousands of years, conflict has never ceased.
The Eastern Continent is split among seven kingdoms, where a hundred schools of thought contend, martial arts reach the heavens, and schemes run deep as the sea.
On the Western Continent, the monarch's authority is divinely ordained. Its desire to invade the Eastern Continent has never died, and war is about to erupt along the border.
Yet heroes contend for supremacy amid the flames of a chaotic age. Who will rule the world?
Li Qianqiu and Ying Hao are two souls from other worlds: one is a direct disciple of the Dao Ancestor, the other has entered the transcendent realm of Guigu.
The two recruit famed generals and talented individuals, win over beauties, expand their territories, establish their own domains, and contend with the heroes of the age.
As the balance shifts, chaos descends. The local warlords and outstanding heroes are no less formidable. Let us see who will claim the world!
Ninth Rank (50–55)
Eighth Rank (56–60)
Seventh Rank (61–65)
Sixth Rank (66–70)
Fifth Rank (71–75)
Fourth Rank (76–80)
Third Rank (81–85)
Second Rank (86–90)
First Rank (91–94)
Half-step Grandmaster: 95
Grandmaster (96–99)
Half-step Innate: 100
Innate Grandmaster (101–104)
Half-step Celestial: 105
Celestial (106–110)
Half-step Land Immortal (requires an opportunity)
Land Immortal (111)
I feel like there was too much pressure on the two protagonists in the early stage, especially Li Qianqiu.
It's pretty cool. Just balance the forces between the enemy and the protagonist. Don't let the protagonist be too powerful and overwhelm you.