Summons of the Human Emperor

Zhou Chen, the ninth prince of the Great Zhou Dynasty, was born with no bloodline and was abandoned to the cold palace. On the night when he was eighteen years old, poisonous wine penetrated his intestines and his body was thrown into the wilderness. However, when he was about to die, he awakened the ancient inheritance in his silent bloodline - the mythical summoning system. Since then, five thousand Chinese heroes have traveled through time and space: Bai Qi holds the sword and clears the thorny path for him; Zhuge Liang shook his fan and planned thousands of miles of land for him; Ying Zheng put his hands behind his back and taught him what the heart of an emperor is. And when the myth shines into reality: Sun Wukong's golden cudgel stirred up the wind and clouds of Kyushu, Nuwa's Heaven-Mending Technique reverses the cycle of life and death. Pangu's sky-opening ax split the shackles of the heavens... The Holy Land regarded him as a heretic, the dynasty called him a traitor, and the abyss wanted to swallow his world. Zhou Chen stood in front of the Hall of Heroes, with hundreds of followers across time and space behind him: "Today, in the name of the Human Emperor, I reset the order of the world." This is a journey from a useless person in the cold palace to the eternal Holy Emperor. It is also an epic hymn of Chinese heroes spanning time and space.