The male lead is Emperor Guangwu of Han, Liu Xiu: a child of destiny, heaven's chosen one, a great archmage, rich in merit and blessed with lasting good fortune. He carries the imperial dragon aura, is immune to evil, and is loved by the Heavenly Dao of every world. He turns danger into safety and finds money whenever he goes out... That's all the special perks for now. I'll add more if I think of any.
Told from the male lead's perspective. The pairing is undecided. There's some violence, but not a lot of fighting or cruel, abusive scenes. He follows each world's rules: in the modern world, he obeys the law; in ancient times, he respects the social hierarchy; in the cultivation world, he treats himself as a revered lord and everyone else as an insect.
I'm a new writer, and my writing isn't great, so please bear with me.
The protagonist is mortal. Even as Emperor Guangwu of Han, he's still just a mortal. He'll only grow powerful later on.
I've planned a few worlds so far. The second is set in a bygone era,
the third is modern again,
the fourth is post-apocalyptic,
and the fifth is set in ancient times.
That's the general plan. Thank you, everyone!
Hello everyone, I'm newbie Xiao Qian, and I'll start by giving myself a five-star review. Now, let me talk about the author of this book. He's a rising star, a brilliant writer, a genius, a literary genius, and a master of his craft—I mean, a genius!
It's great, but could you please not have a single female lead? How about one female lead per world?
The second little world is quite confusing; her abnormality wasn't explained at all. So what was your initial purpose? And if you married her but didn't sleep with her, why did you marry her in the first place?
It's really good, I really like these stories.
I like His Majesty the Emperor
Volume 5 is well written.
Not bad. The male lead is somewhat intelligent, though of course, he can't compare to Emperor Guangwu of Han. Looking forward to more updates.