[A new book from an established author, quality guaranteed: many ancestral spirits and divine generals, decisive and ruthless, no System, plot-driven, no mindless decisions.]
“With this body of mine, I offer a vessel to the gods!”
“Ancient spirits descend! Evil, flee!”
“I summon Lord Guan to possess me!”
At first, the enemies who heard Song He shout these words paid no attention, thinking he was just clowning around.
Did he really think he could beat them by playing at being a spirit medium? What a joke.
After that, there was no “after.”
Because Lord Guan really did possess Song He, and the moment he opened his eyes, he was already wielding a two-meter saber and hacking away.
Years later, the only survivor who had been cut down recalled through tears,
“I had no idea Song He had such powerful connections. If I’d known he had someone backing him, I’d have to be crazy to go after him.”
It took the world many years to understand that “someone backing him” was meant literally.
Whether it was a famous ancestral spirit or a god in the heavens, Song He could summon them to possess him...
[Even a fine steed needs a good judge. I beg you to read the first three chapters. You’ll regret missing this one.]
One day I forgot what I was searching for and found this book. I clicked it to take a look. It seemed like it only had a dozen chapters at the time. I didn't think it was a big deal, but I took a look right away, and I really found it beautiful.