The imperial court stands far above, with princes and ministers at its summit.
Everyone is born with a fate, and each fate takes the form of a beast.
Those with the fate of a rat are greedy and sly, suited to business. Those with the fate of an ox are diligent and simple, suited to honest labor. Those with the fate of a tiger are fierce and brutal, fit to become great generals.
Each fate opens a path.
Chen Sheng, transmigrated into a hound of the court and an official of the Poison Bureau, had no beastly fate. All he had was a bloodthirsty totem on his chest.
It allowed him to kill and seize the fates of others.
Slay one tiger-fated foe, and a tiger appears on the totem. Slay a hundred, and it becomes the Mountain Lord. Hunt a hundred Mountain Lords, and they become Qiongqi. Slay a hundred snakes, and they become a python; slaughter a hundred pythons, and they become divine dragons. If a golden rooster crows beneath his blade ten thousand times, a phoenix will appear upon the totem.
A tiger's roar can seize the soul and shatter evil. A snake can live on without its head. Dragons and pythons swallow mountains and rivers. The Mountain Lord commands ghostly minions...
That year, the Daoist who had spent sixty years exorcising demons descended from True Martial Mountain once more.
The ancestors of the Dragon-Tiger sect fled to the barbarian stockades.
The “standing emperor” of the Directorate of Ceremonial had power over the entire court, while the emperor in the Golden Throne Hall had not held court for twenty years, spending day and night striking a bronze chime.
That year, after hunting down every kind of fate, Chen Sheng removed the crimson robe of a Grand Secretary of the Inner Cabinet. Ancient totems roamed his body, and tens of thousands of divine abilities became innate to him.
“Only a dragon remains.”
Dragons were hard to find in this world.
He looked toward the capital, carved a sword from wood, changed into plain clothes, and set off for the Heavenly Palace.
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Liu Er is a really interesting guy. Last time I asked him how he became so rich, he just covered his butt and kept laughing at me. 😄
Very short push
Marking this down; it's a very short recommendation from a toxic jinx. Let's see if it ever gets completed.
That's incredible! It was taken down after only one day on the shelves. Is this just another studio mass-producing books, all about casting a wide net? Who's going to read your new book if you do this?
Have you ever hunted for destiny? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.
Authors like this should be blacklisted... Seriously. There's no mechanism in place where authors need to link their ID cards when registering an account. Authors like this should be permanently blacklisted and never hired again.
What's the protagonist's background? He dares to call himself a saint!
Mark this post by Lu Yue Shijiu; contact her if you have any questions.
It's not uncommon for books to have poor initial sales but then improve. You persisted until the book was published and even with perfect attendance, you could still get paid. To just cut it off like that would put you at the same table as the "Demon Emperor" next door.
I said, Chen Sheng's father's surname is Liu.
It can't be six creations of the Han Dynasty, can it? That's a bit too dramatic.
Holy crap, I'm truly impressed. I've read three of your books, starting with "The Twilight Speaker." Not a single book has a normal ending. Someone kick me out next time! It's infuriating! And that personal title... Stop writing things like "(1/3)"... It's incredibly annoying.