[Beast Transformation] [Historical What-If] [Building a Life in Chaotic Times] [Behind-the-Scenes Schemer] [Longevity] [No Goody-Two-Shoes] [Decisive and Ruthless]
Chen Yuan woke up to find himself reborn as a dying black snake in a pool of black water at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty.
The Han dynasty was on the brink of collapse, the Yellow Turbans were about to rise, the powerful preyed on the people, and the great chaos was slowly unfolding.
On the verge of death, Chen Yuan awakened the Mountain-and-River Dragon Register.
He swallowed water veins, gathered incense offerings, refined dragon qi, and consumed the fortune of a chaotic age.
From a black snake to a black wyrm, from a water-dwelling Dragon Lord to an eternal true dragon!
He had only wanted to hide in a deep pool, watch dynasties rise and fall, and enjoy Longevity.
But when starving refugees knelt by the pool and begged for water, when the powerful hoarded grain and preyed on the people, and when the defeated Yellow Turban rebels wept and asked where peace could be found, Chen Yuan finally understood:
There was no escaping this age of chaos.
So the Black Wyrm Pool established a shrine, and the Dragon Lord’s Marsh opened a water palace.
While others fought to rule the world, he built canals and farmed.
While others sacked cities and seized grain, he gathered the people and established laws.
While others used the people to claim the throne, he used the devotion of the masses to become a dragon!
Zhang Jue burned through his life to open the road to peace, while Chen Yuan took in the remaining people of the Yellow Heaven.
Dong Zhuo burned Luoyang, and Chen Yuan devoured the remnants of the Han dynasty’s dragon qi.
Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan fought for supremacy, while he occupied the wetlands and watched dynasties rise and fall with cold eyes.
The late Han, the Three Kingdoms, the Jin dynasties, the Sui and Tang, the Song and Yuan, the Ming and Qing...
Human emperors came and went, and heroes alike turned to bones.
Only the Blackwater Wyrm, who had risen in the late Eastern Han, still coiled across the land, gazing down over a thousand years.
“I do not vie for the throne of any one age.”
“I seek Longevity and draconic ascension, to watch a thousand dynasties rise and fall!”
Very beautiful, but not enough to watch
Good, good, good, good, good
Interesting and well written
This is a book you will never regret reading, carefully selected by a 7-year-old book fan.
Well written, not bad, the author will keep up the good work
It's really well written. It seems that four stars is easier to rate. I'll give you four stars first 😘
Not bad, good, looking forward to the next dynasties
I don't like raising books
Not bad to watch