Lin Yuan traveled to a fantasy world and became an exiled useless prince, but inexplicably had a broken "god's kingdom" inside his body. He cannot practice like ordinary people. The only way to become stronger is to repair and expand this divine kingdom, and the key to repair is to absorb the most extreme "emotional energy" in the world - faith, despair, joy, and anger. While he was struggling to survive on the border, he met the contemporary Bingli Empress who was injured, had fallen in state, and was being hunted by all sides. Everyone regarded him as an ant, only the empress saw through his body. . . . .
Reader comments
The power structure of this book is absolutely refreshing. The male protagonist does not rely on traditional cultivation, but runs a dilapidated "god's kingdom" whose growth energy is actually the absorption of "emotional energy" in the world. As an empress, the heroine's "emperor-level emotions" become the strongest source of motivation. See how the male protagonist transforms the queen's anger and joy into nourishment for the expansion of the Kingdom of God. This novel setting ensures that the reading process is full of freshness and surprises.
The power structure of this book is absolutely refreshing. The male protagonist does not rely on traditional cultivation, but runs a dilapidated "god's kingdom" whose growth energy is actually the absorption of "emotional energy" in the world. As an empress, the heroine's "emperor-level emotions" become the strongest source of motivation. See how the male protagonist transforms the queen's anger and joy into nourishment for the expansion of the Kingdom of God. This novel setting ensures that the reading process is full of freshness and surprises.