I Shall Reign Supreme, Shattering the Primordial Realm

Luo Xiu was once a learned archaeologist on Earth. After transmigrating, he became the most notorious cultivation failure in the Hongmeng Realm.

When his childhood sweetheart and junior sister fell into another man's arms, and his sect cast him aside like trash, he unearthed an ancient fragment in his darkest hour: a Yin-Yang dual cultivation technique scorned by the world as an evil path.

Everyone mocked him for sinking so low, unaware that he used heaven and earth as his furnace, creation as his artisan, Yin and Yang as charcoal, and all things as bronze.

From then on, Luo Xiu embarked on a wholly different path that defied the heavens.

He devoured stars and drew in the moon, refined the sacred essence of divine maidens, and used peerless wisdom to rework ancient secret arts. He revived amid annihilation and cycled through life and death.

When immortals and demons bowed their heads and the myriad realms trembled, he stood proud atop Hongmeng, determined to break through to the supreme realm no one had ever reached since time immemorial!

Across the vast river of stars and beneath the boundless heavens, there was once a legendary tale called Breaking Through Hongmeng. The life of its protagonist, Luo Xiu, was a stirring epic that resounded throughout the myriad realms, composed with code and sheer will.

He was not born and raised in this world. In his previous life, he was a top programmer on Earth, building virtual kingdoms out of endless data and logic. But one dawn, as the stars were fading, he died suddenly from overwork amid a dazzling sea of code. When he opened his eyes again, his soul had fallen into a strange cultivation world where the strong preyed on the weak.

Fate played a cruel joke on him. In this life, his name was still Luo Xiu, but he was no heaven-blessed prodigy. Instead, he had a mottled, hopelessly mixed Five-Element Spirit Root, as useless as scrap. In a world where spirit roots determined everything and talent was absolute law, he became the shame of his family and an outcast from his sect, forever regarded by his fellow disciples as lowly dust.