The Other Shore of All Worlds

This book was originally titled After Connecting the Worlds, the Saints Begged Me to Save Them

Mysterious Daoists, mutated Confucians, and sinister gods and Buddhas... The golden age has ended, and humanity has entered its twilight.

After transmigrating into the Great Harmony Dynasty, Chu Bai discovers that this land bears the indelible marks of many transmigrators who came before him.

One was the supreme Dao Ancestor, who wrote three thousand classic texts, founded the Hundred Schools of Thought, and became the forefather of all the schools and methods, with purple qi streaming from the east.

One was a Sage of the Confucian School, who recited thousands of poems in a single day, drew Confucian qi around himself, and harmonized with the Heavenly Dao, becoming a sage on the spot. He banished the Hundred Schools and made Confucianism supreme.

One was the First Emperor, who standardized carriage tracks, writing, and speech, unified the realm, and performed the Fengshan sacrifice at Mount Tai. Invested with imperial qi, he became the greatest figure of all time.

And then there were those who enlightened the people, ushered in a Renaissance and an Industrial Revolution, established overseas fiefs, and launched the great age of exploration.

Looking at the astounding exploits of these people, Chu Bai breaks down: “You monsters! You’re not even human anymore! You’ve taken every path there is. Did you ever think about how the rest of us newcomers would feel?”

“Fortunately,” Chu Bai says as he steps into his own pure white world. With a thought, fire, water, earth, and wind crumble, recreating the scene of the world’s creation. Then he points, tears through the void, and reveals a passage between worlds. “I’ve got a cheat of my own!”