At the end of the Warring States era, the Mandate Fruit appeared. Anyone who ate one would become a god on the spot.
The Son of Heaven of Zhou ate a Mandate Fruit, made his mortal body sacred, swept across the six kingdoms, and restored the rites of Zhou.
Two thousand years later, all beneath heaven belongs to the king.
Nobles with divine blood dwell high above the clouds, wielding thunder and treating ordinary people like insects.
The Sultan, thanks to a fruit bestowed by the Celestial Court, easily smashes the walls of Constantinople without needing an Urban cannon.
After Western Europe’s defeat, its scientists no longer gaze up at the stars. They kneel only to research how to keep tribute fruits fresh.
In the year 1900, in the foggy city of London,
Qin Chuan, a transmigrator, arrives in this world carrying the Blacklight Virus.
From then on, the world changes completely.
The spirit fruits nobles treasure above all else? Devour them! They’re my evolution points!
The monsters everyone fears? Devour them! They’re my walking blood banks!
Mohist mechs and pirate beasts? Devour them all! I’ll fuse them into my ultimate form!
From London’s sewers to the mists of the Shattered Star Sea; from the masquerade balls of Versailles to the celestial throne in the divine capital, Haojing.
Facing the Son of Heaven of Zhou, enthroned high above the clouds, he smiles kindly.
“Your Majesty, your flesh looks delicious.”
This book really made me unable to put it down, the plot is compact and fascinating. The protagonist's growth line is very real and has a full sense of immersion. The writing is smooth and natural, making it effortless to read. Each chapter has its highlights, and it doesn't feel like it's dragging at all. Highly recommended to book lovers who like to follow updates!
One thing I want to say is that black light is not considered a monster.
The world structure is very interesting.