[Fantasy Dynasty + Tyrannical Emperor + System Summoning + A Cast of Rivals + Conquest Across the Myriad Worlds]
In the Tai Cang Realm, martial arts have flourished for 120,000 years. Celestial beings soar through the skies, Dharma forms tower across the heavens, and cave-heaven ancestors hold sway for millennia. Dynasties, sacred lands, demon courts, Buddhist kingdoms, and dragon palaces stand side by side.
The Great Qian Dynasty has stood for more than 2,600 years. Its ninth emperor is Ji Xuan.
He ascended the throne at twenty-two and reached the ninth level of the Grandmaster realm by twenty-seven.
A strange poison called “Soul Severance,” aimed at the imperial soul, left Ji Xuan unconscious for six hours. Lin Mo, from Blue Star, accidentally transmigrated into this world. He thought he had transmigrated into the body of an emperor and gained a System.
Then, deep within the Imperial Dao Violet Palace, the man on the dark, mysterious imperial throne slowly opened his eyes.
“Who gave you permission to enter my imperial body?”
An imperial body cannot have two masters.
Once the imperial soul returned, the unclaimed core of civilization fell into Ji Xuan’s hands. Shen Qianqiu wielded Black Ice, Yue Xuance commanded the armies, Ji Wuchen guarded the gates of the realm, Jia Xuanji plotted for the world... One peerless hero after another from across the ages entered the imperial court.
In this era, the useless rose to greatness, the reborn returned, Heaven’s Chosen sword cultivators emerged, impoverished scholars became great ministers, and ordinary men became generals.
Perhaps each of them was the chosen son of destiny in their own story.
But this era has only one master.
From the Tai Cang Realm to the Myriad Worlds.
Ji Xuan sat high upon the imperial throne and established just one rule:
The hundred schools may contend over the Dao, and the myriad races may coexist.
But there can be no second master of the world.
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