The final years of a dynasty, in a low-martial world plunged into chaos. The central imperial court has collapsed, warlords carve up the land, and sects rise everywhere. Demonic cults and monsters stir up trouble in the shadows, while the people suffer across the realm.
Su Heng transmigrates into this dying dynasty and discovers that he has a very special ability:
His body can grow without limit!
And as Su Heng grows, his comprehension, natural endowment, constitution, and even lifespan can all improve without limit.
He can also acquire all sorts of powerful talents along the way.
When he grows taller than two meters, Su Heng awakens dual pupils, allowing him to predict his enemies’ moves.
When he grows taller than three meters, Su Heng awakens the Vajra body, gaining the strength to lift a massive cauldron and skin impervious to blades and spears.
When he grows taller than sixteen feet, Su Heng transforms into an asura, with three heads, six arms, a green face, and fangs.
Many years later, when the supernatural returns and the ancient, long-vanished eerie immortals and Buddhas descend once more to wreak havoc in the world,
Su Heng stands ten thousand feet tall, with a hundred arms and a thousand heads. One punch crashes down like a falling star. Vast fissures twist outward in every direction, sweeping away forests, rivers, and forbidden zones. The boundless earth sinks and splits apart, while the sun, moon, and stars all tumble from the sky.
He roars, “A true immortal is a person as tall as a mountain! You so-called immortals and Buddhas have all taken the wrong path!”
The trembling immortals and Buddhas cry, “How can you possibly call yourself human!?”
