The Emperors’ Group Chat

Poison wine slid down his throat. Zhao Kuangyin, founding emperor of the Great Song, should have met his end, but when he opened his eyes, he saw Empress Changsun cooing, “Erlang.”

A sharp chime rang in his mind, and a panel labeled [Emperor Chat Group] appeared before him.

In the group, Zhu Yuanzhang of the Great Ming was shouting that he wanted to execute Li Si, while Ying Zheng of the Great Qin roared, “Touch him and I’ll make you beg for alms every day!”

Was this just some absurd exchange of souls?

Then a blood-soaked rubbing was sent to the group chat, and Cao Cao’s desperate message sent chills down the spines of every emperor throughout history: “The enemy summoned a meteor. My entire vanguard is gone…”

Even more horrifying, Ying Zheng found a mark on the bottom of a broken bowl that was identical to the inscription on the altar used to summon the meteor.

The jade token Li Shimin found on an enemy general after killing him bore the words “Heaven’s Mandate Battlefield”!

Who was manipulating time and space from behind the scenes?

Who was treating emperors as expendable fodder for a Gu worm experiment?

The countdown to survival began mercilessly, with the threat of annihilation hanging over every emperor.

When the portrait of one emperor faded completely from the chat group, the emperors who remained suddenly realized: among them lurked an “ultimate hunter” who should not exist in this deadly game…