Bronze appears in the night, and the dandy holds the light of the sky.
Archaeologist Ye Wuxie was transported to another world, holding the oiran in his left hand and holding the universe in his right hand.
On the surface, he is a prodigal son of the Hou family, but behind his back, he is the Emperor of the Dark Night who is in charge of the "Evil Palace". The four maids suppressed the bloodline of the heavens, the evil emperor of the ten palaces stirred up the affairs of all races, and the three thousand faceless shadows weaved a giant intelligence network covering the heavens.
When the Dragon Princess shed her reverse scales for him, the Celestial Saint rebelled against the Kingdom of God for him, and the Shura Queen broke the war blade for him - the Evil Emperor wearing a purple and gold mask was smiling lightly, playing the Hongmeng chess game in the brothel gambling house.
The immortal spiritual light conceives all kinds of magic, and when the mask is put on, the heavens tremble.
Let's see how this prodigal son uses a dandy as his armor and a brothel as a chessboard to compose a wild song that overwhelms all kinds of evil in a prehistoric world filled with thousands of races.
Reader comments
"Evil Emperor of Ten Thousand Races" is based on the extremely tense classical Zhanghui style, but it is infused with the smooth rhythm of modern online writing. The fourteen words in the opening chapter, "Bronze appears in the night, and the dandy holds the light of the sky," set the narrative tone of both good and evil - the protagonist Ye Wuxie is both the absurd prince in the brothel and gambling house, and the emperor of the dark night behind the purple and gold mask. This dual identity is not simply about pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, but has become his key armor in dealing with the chess game of thousands of races. Traditional mythological images such as the "Four Attendants" and "Ten Palaces" are reconstructed as fulcrums of power, allowing romantic symbols such as the Dragon Clan's Reverse Scale and Shura's Broken Blade to closely interlock with the cold and hard political game. In the mirror image of drinking in a brothel and the layout of the heavens, the novel completes an upgrading of the "dandy" narrative: what the prodigal son deduces in his jokes is actually the chess game of the survival of civilization.
"Evil Emperor of Ten Thousand Races" is based on the extremely tense classical Zhanghui style, but it is infused with the smooth rhythm of modern online writing. The fourteen words in the opening chapter, "Bronze appears in the night, and the dandy holds the light of the sky," set the narrative tone of both good and evil - the protagonist Ye Wuxie is both the absurd prince in the brothel and gambling house, and the emperor of the dark night behind the purple and gold mask. This dual identity is not simply about pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, but has become his key armor in dealing with the chess game of thousands of races. Traditional mythological images such as the "Four Attendants" and "Ten Palaces" are reconstructed as fulcrums of power, allowing romantic symbols such as the Dragon Clan's Reverse Scale and Shura's Broken Blade to closely interlock with the cold and hard political game. In the mirror image of drinking in a brothel and the layout of the heavens, the novel completes an upgrading of the "dandy" narrative: what the prodigal son deduces in his jokes is actually the chess game of the survival of civilization.