Traveling through the Xianwu Daqin, he became the despised idle third son Zhao Changhe, and was bound to the national destiny summoning system. Everyone in the court laughed at the shabby status of his disciples, but no one knew that the rickety old man was Li Chungang, the land god. When Jing Ke assassinated Qin Jingtian, he broke the killing situation with one sword and amazed the civil and military officials of the court. After that, he summoned human cats and white-robed soldiers one after another, controlled the iron cavalry, and suppressed hundreds of families, rewriting the fate of the Second Emperor of Qin Dynasty and his death.
