A modern-day judge wakes up in the body of Yuan Hong, one of the Seven Monsters of Mount Mei.
From the start, he receives the Eight-Nine Arcane Art from Yunxiao and embarks on the path of cultivation.
As an outstanding legal professional, how could he stand by and do nothing?
And so... he helps overthrow Xia and restore Shang, creates a legal code, and improves people's lives.
To repay a debt of gratitude, he goes in person to the Three Immortal Islands to reform the Jie Sect, preserving the good and removing the bad.
Before long, powerful beings from every corner realize that the course of history has changed.
Naturally, Yuan Hong catches the attention of them all.
Heavenly Emperor: Fellow Daoist, is there anything in My Heavenly Laws that needs revising?
Primordial Heavenly Venerable: Ahem... My Jade Void Palace still has room for improvement!
Sect Master Tongtian: So this is how you can run the Jie Sect?
Two Sages of the West: If this young man were in the West, it would have prospered long ago.
Nuwa: Why does a dignified Sage like me keep owing him favors?
Hongjun: I have guarded the Primordial World for countless years, yet that boy sees things more clearly than I do.
It was quite enjoyable to watch at first, but in chapter 63, I had to use poison in the end. The protagonist cannot defeat Zhu Yan, but he is not without the power to resist. Eighty-Nine Mysterious Skills, Divine Soul, Luck, and Merit, none of these can explode, or even self-destruct. The attack hasn't even hit him yet, so he's just waiting to die. Is the protagonist a flower in some kind of greenhouse? He's so frightened that he doesn't dare to resist at the critical moment [what]
In, in, in, in.
It's a bit outrageous that the Human King can't practice because Xia Qide is not in the right position. What a ridiculous reason. Isn't it because the Human King is too powerful and cannot be controlled by the saints and heavens?
You can take a look at Shu Huang. Some of the settings are really self-explanatory, and the cause and effect aspects don't make sense, and the logic doesn't make sense. Overall, it's barely worth a look.