Qin Xuan transmigrates into the body of an unlucky fellow who happens to share his name.
His father is Prince Qin, who rules over vast lands in the Ziyang Empire.
His mother is a holy maiden of a sacred land.
His eldest aunt is a consort of the Ziyang Empire...
The entire Qin family is either rich or powerful. Every last one of them is a big shot, living high on the hog.
As the eldest son, Qin Xuan also possesses the Supreme Bone. He couldn't ask for a more dazzling life or a more godlike start.
But Qin Xuan knows what's coming, and the thought of his situation fills him with despair.
When he was young, he was mistakenly diagnosed with a terminal illness. Now, as the eldest son, his entire family is convinced he will die young.
His father doesn't care for him, and his mother doesn't love him!
His clan members even frame him for bullying the maids and falsely accuse him of beating the servants until they were disabled.
They want to transplant the Supreme Bone from his body into his younger brother, Qin Hao.
They take their accusations to Prince Qin, and even his own father hates him to the core and wants to take his Supreme Bone.
Fortunately, the Ultimate Villain System binds to him. He cuts out his bone and severs ties with his family, earning the ancestor of all physiques: the Chaos Hongmeng Body!
"Isn't the Supreme Bone what you all want? Then I'll give it to you!"
In front of everyone in the Qin family, Qin Xuan cuts out his bone, severs his ties, and cuts off all relations with them.
After leaving the Qin family, Qin Xuan rises rapidly, trouncing holy sons, capturing holy maidens, racking up villain points, skyrocketing in cultivation, and making a name for himself.
The entire Prince Qin's household is filled with such regret it makes their guts twist.
"Xuan'er, your father knows he was wrong. Come back."
"Every mistake was my fault, darling. I shouldn't have played favorites."
"Qin Xuan, I agree to let you return to the Qin family."
Qin Xuan flashes a wicked, devilish grin and swings his blade at his younger brother. "I almost forgot, you're a child of fortune too!"
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A wish-fulfillment novel isn't a wish-fulfillment novel. Your villains are treated the same as the protagonists!
Biological parents killing their own children—what a noble heart!
The early to mid-stages were quite good, but it felt rushed after the introduction of the Dark Moon Dynasty. Also, the situation of each person's destiny being taken into the harem was basically the same, so the later part felt so-so.
The story is wonderful, and the author put a lot of effort into it.
Frankenstein's monster, completely illogical.
Why isn't there a story about Qin Zhenbei and his wife?
Why not watch the official Perfect World?
The plot is absurd and childish, and the logic is not rigorous enough.
The author probably lacked parents and was starved for love. In a normal transmigration story, the person would initially be surrounded by strangers. Even with the original owner's memories, they wouldn't treat strangers as their biological parents. At most, love would develop over time; it would be more understandable if the transmigration didn't start on Earth.
The protagonist is too upright and virtuous, the plot is too perfect, and everyone wants to befriend him wherever he goes. His combat power is also perfect later on. (Just take a look.)