Ruling Through Divine Dao: From the Start, I Visualize the Jade Emperor

Zhao Zhen transmigrates into a world of immortal cultivation and becomes the ruler of a small kingdom on the verge of collapse, caught between three great sects. On the day of his enthronement, three rival states force their demands upon him, the sects watch with indifference, and traitors lurk all around.

At this desperate moment, a scroll titled The Register of True Spirits unfurls inside his sea of consciousness. The true names of the Three Pure Ones and Four Imperial Sovereigns, the Star Lords and Lords of the Underworld, and the Buddhas and gods of the heavens shine brilliantly across its pages.

Thus, the Age of Immortals welcomes its greatest anomaly.

He contemplates the Jade Emperor and establishes the order of the Celestial Court; appoints City Gods and creates the cycle of reincarnation in the Underworld; bestows blessings upon civil and military officials, and confers godhood through the fortunes of the nation.

While traditional immortal cultivation prizes personal freedom and survival of the fittest, he lays down rules for the mortal realm: loyalty is rewarded, hard work earns merit, the virtuous may ascend, and the good may cultivate. Wherever the nation's fortune lies, there lies my Way!

From that moment on, a brand-new path to heaven, known as the Divine Way of Fortune, spreads across a world that places supreme value on individual power. This is a clash of paths between order and freedom, the collective and the individual. Zhao Zhen will lead his “Kingdom of Gods on Earth” to claim the vault of heaven.

This book is also known as: I Have a Scroll of the Register of True Spirits; I Built a Divine Celestial Court in an Immortal Cultivation World