The original title of this book was After Connecting All Realms, the Sages Begged Me to Save the World
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Mysterious Daoist priests, mutated Confucians, sinister gods and Buddhas… The golden age had already come to an end, and humanity had entered its twilight.
Chu Bai transmigrates into the Datong Dynasty and discovers that this land bears the deeply carved marks of numerous transmigrators who came before him.
There was the supreme Dao Ancestor, who wrote three thousand classics, founded the Hundred Schools of Thought, and became the progenitor of ten thousand laws and a hundred schools beneath an eastern tide of purple energy.
There was the Confucian sage, who recited tens of thousands of poems in a single day, cloaked himself in Confucian energy, resonated with the Heavenly Dao, became a sage on the spot, and suppressed all other schools until Confucianism alone stood supreme.
There was the First Emperor, who standardized axle lengths, writing, and speech, unified the realm, performed the Fengshan ceremony on Mount Tai, gained the aura of an emperor, and became the greatest person in history.
There were also those who enlightened the people, sparked a Renaissance and an Industrial Revolution, established overseas colonies, and launched the age of great exploration.
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Looking at the experiences of this bunch of lunatics, Chu Bai broke down: "You bastards, you are no longer human! You walked every road there was to walk. Did you ever think about how that would make us latecomers feel?"
"Fortunately," Chu Bai entered his own pure-white world. With a thought, earth, fire, wind, and water shattered, recreating the scene of the world's creation. Then he pointed, piercing the void as passages to all realms emerged. "I have a cheat too!"
