Three Kingdoms + Copy System + Strange Tales + the Hundred Schools of Thought + Eastern and Western Mythology + Investiture of the Gods.
The title is wrong. It should be I Cultivate Immortality in the Immortal Martial Three Kingdoms.
When reading Romance of the Three Kingdoms, its stirring tales of heroes inspire admiration, while their unfulfilled ambitions leave readers sighing with regret.
It was a brilliant age of countless heroes and sweeping grandeur.
But in Zhang Fan's eyes, the late Eastern Han was no romantic era.
It was only poverty, hunger, war, and plague.
It was a world where people killed the living for their daily meals, while fine wine and meat rotted behind the vermilion gates, their stench unbearable.
It was a world where the dead lay piled upon one another, their corpses fouling the air.
The romance of history never belonged to them.
So he drew his sword and rose up, defeating every hero, slaying every foe, and protecting all under heaven.
One man, one sword, ruling over the world!
In this world,
emperors are blessed with the purple star, their words become law, and their speech carries the authority of Heaven.
The sages of the Hundred Schools write history with every stroke, commanding armies of a million.
The great Daoist and Buddhist faiths defy death and transform creation.
Martial artists shatter all techniques with their fists, their bodies reaching the mystical.
Heroes under heaven are as plentiful as carp crossing a river, but only I stand at the summit, looking down upon every mountain.
Cheer yourself up!