In The Bad Kids, he takes the Five Yama Lords as his godfathers and Jin Prince Li Keyong as his adoptive father. Father and son are the very picture of filial devotion! He becomes the son-in-law of the Miao borderlands, allies with the Empress, and conquers the world!
In The King’s Avatar: The Nine Songs, he masters the toughest martial arts, allies with Quicksand, and destroys the Net Trap. A one-man army! The Armored God! One man surrounds a city! One man drives back the armies of six states!
In The Legend of Qin, he uses his own martial arts to engrave nine sacred peaks, single-handedly establishing the realms of cultivation for martial artists across the land! He waits at the end of the Ninefold Mountain for every martial artist in the world!
This is the story of a protagonist who steps out of his own fictional world to roam the world of Chinese animation;
This book is neither a transcendent masterpiece, comfort food, nor a poison pill. It’s simply a rare, unusual flower;
The planned worlds are The Bad Kids, The King’s Avatar: The Nine Songs, The Legend of Qin, The Blood of Youth, A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality (Mortal Realm arc), and more...
The protagonist won’t be tortured. The author who writes that kind of story has already been killed off from the start.
There is no setting in this book where characters’ combat power suddenly drops to zero.
