Niu Shuang, ruler of the Han Kingdom, began with a fragment of the Eastern Emperor Bell. In ten years, he reclaimed Hong Kong and Macau, pacified the Japanese Kingdom, and brought the South Seas under control, making his name feared across the four seas. When he arrived at Chaoge one day, he learned that he was actually Di Yi’s youngest son and the master of the Xuanyuan Sword. He repelled the Yuan Kingdom’s allied armies in the north, quelled unrest in the Shu Kingdom in the south, marched east to crush the remnants of the Great Qing, and expanded his territory westward across ten thousand miles of ocean... Then he was reborn as Di Xin.
It's not bad. I read more than ten chapters in a row and it was interesting.