A Clan Through the Ages: From the End of the Qin Dynasty

[History, military, transmigration, System, fantasy, mythology, dynastic struggle, family, deities, behind-the-scenes scheming]

Young Li Ling transmigrates into the body of a Qin soldier with the same name, not long after the Battle of Julu, and binds himself to the Eternal Noble House System. Starting out as a low-ranking soldier in the Han army, he uses his exceptional attributes and knowledge of the future to earn one great merit after another amid the chaos: making a name for himself at Heifeng Gorge, rescuing the emperor at Xingyang, suppressing a rebellion in Yingchuan, and standing alone against Long Ju in Nanyang... He rapidly rises to become a trusted general of King of Han Liu Bang and lays the foundations of his own power.

After the Han dynasty is founded, Li Ling is made a marquis. Following the siege of Baideng, he is made a king and marries Liu Bang's legitimate daughter. Using the System and his knowledge, he secretly builds his influence, turning his family into a colossus with deep-rooted power. He achieves great merit in life and commands the world's awe. After his death, he accumulates boundless faith and merit, is reborn in his own divine kingdom, and attains the status of a deity. Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han, Liu Xiu, confers upon him the title of Supreme Purple Firmament Divine Emperor. Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism all revere him, placing him on a par with the Heavenly Emperor, the Buddha, and the sages. He receives sacrifices and honors from emperors throughout the ages.

The three great Western religions have direct ties to Li Ling throughout history.

From then on, the Li clan, an ancient house with a thousand-year legacy, and the Purple Firmament Divine Court weave a vast web, one visible and one hidden, profoundly shaping every turning point in Chinese history. This is an epic tale of a man who rises from mortal general to supreme divine emperor, and an eternal story of an ancient family protecting Chinese civilization.