Li Chuan transmigrates into a book and becomes the great villain of a fantasy world: Grand Commandant Li, who holds power across the court, commands a vast army, and has allies everywhere.
From the start, his son is murdered, and he realizes he’s in a dangerous world: Emperor Xiao Chen has already received Heaven’s Mandate inheritance and can take his life at any moment.
In this moment of crisis, Li Chuan activates the Villain of Destiny System. Changing the course of his life makes him stronger. He gets the Empress Dowager pregnant and gains immunity to all poisons, coerces the Grand Princess and obtains her Shadow Guards, quells a rebellion and earns loyal death warriors and the Imperial Jade Seal, captures the Miao frontier’s saintess and gains the Army God’s Mysterious Altar, then takes a female general, a top-ranked female scholar, an enemy empress, and more captive...
When Xiao Chen discovers that his mother, empress, and elder sister all have children by Li Chuan, he flies into a rage. Li Chuan seizes the opportunity to call a deer a horse and purge his political enemies. To preserve its plan to ascend to a higher dimension, the will of Heaven lowers Li Chuan’s intellect and compensates him with a sliver of the Mandate of Heaven’s fortune, then falls into a deep sleep. The Destiny System also lies low, waiting for the right moment.
Under the influence of a new System, Li Chuan’s temperament changes drastically. Before long, the “Belt Edict” incident erupts: the empress is humiliated, the court is thrown into turmoil, and Xiao Chen is rescued by a woman in white. After Li Chuan installs a new emperor, the realm descends into chaos: You and Ji provinces rebel, the Eastern Hu invade from the south, Eastern Qi seizes territory, Liaodong and Jiaozhi declare independence, and Northern Mang falls into internal strife. Years later, Xiao Chen returns after years of cultivation, unites Jiangnan, and ascends the throne. After putting down the rebellions, Li Chuan marches south.
The extraordinary strategist Pang Tong offers a plan. Though Li Chuan has never read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he grows wary and links his warships together with iron chains, while secretly leaving a way to unfasten them. As he crosses the river, colossal waves strike without warning, forcing Li Chuan to retreat. He then campaigns across the Western Regions, Northern Mang, and Wusizang. At last, backed by the momentum of the realm, he conquers Jiangnan, pacifies the Miao frontier and Jiaozhi, unifies the realm, and expands its borders, accomplishing a feat for the ages.
He opens Heaven’s Gate and ascends to immortality.
I've been looking forward to it for a long time, and I hope the author can finish it as soon as possible.
It looks pretty in front!