I, an Emperor, Accidentally Entered an Infinite-Flow World

After transmigrating, Yin Min spent a lifetime as an emperor. He reunited the realm and earned an everlasting name in history, revered by generations as an emperor for the ages. Before he died, he thought that would be the end. But when he closed his eyes and opened them again, he found himself not only a thousand years in the future, but also worshipped by later generations and turned into a god. To top it all off, the entire world had been invaded by an infinite game. Sharing a body with its original owner, he had no choice but to become one of the players trying to clear it. From the audience’s perspective, there was now a man who was a descendant of an emperor for the ages, exceptionally strong, brilliant at medicine, and remarkably gifted at leading people. He was practically just like someone who had really been an emperor. Come on, it’s the 21st century. Is the old Yin family still raising their heirs to meet the standards of an emperor? Until one day, Yin Min’s true identity was exposed in front of everyone. Everyone: !!! My long-dead beloved, gone for a thousand years, is alive?! 1. This isn’t a traditional infinite-flow story. The author isn’t clever enough to write puzzle-solving plots, so overall it’s much like a quick transmigration novel. The real-world plot also takes up a large portion. It’s a power fantasy with little logic, and the protagonist has lots of followers. I’m terrible at writing blurbs, so that’s more or less the story. 2. The world is set in the future of the protagonist’s previous life, when he transmigrated and became an emperor. It’s entirely fictional, so don’t compare it to the real world. His true identity will be revealed later. 3. The male lead has a bit of a saintly streak and will lend most people a hand. He has a strong sense of responsibility, but he can also be ruthless when the situation calls for it. He won’t hesitate to scheme against people when he needs to set them up. 4. This novel uses some settings from the previous work, but they won’t all be the same. The main settings are those of this novel. It’s fine if you haven’t read the sky screen novel. 5. The author likes to make things up as they go, the logic is nonexistent, and the writing is average at best. Really average. I often feel insecure about it, and I tend to let loose with the plot. So if you’re not enjoying the reading experience, I recommend cutting your losses in time. There are thousands of great books out there, so don’t make things hard on yourself. 6. I’m not in great health, so updates are pretty relaxed at the moment. I’ll probably update for a few days, then take a day off, and post at least 15,000 words a week. Theme: Without weathering the storm, how can you ever see the rainbow?