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Emperor Zi Yu used 5 strikes of his axe to split mountains and unify everyone underneath the heavens. He partitioned the land into 9 areas, thus establishing the Nine Cauldrons which eventually became known as the 9 prefectures.

When Emperor Zi Yu died, disputes unceasingly arose

One thousand years later, a once in a generation genius, Celestial Emperor Qing Ling was born. Able to split a one hundred meter river, equipped with his peerless martial prowess, he finally united the land under the heavens. However, once Celestial Emperor Qing Ling died, chaos once again shrouded the land. Another one thousand years passed and no one was able to consolidate the nation.

From contemporary society, Grandmaster Martial Artist and Hitman Teng Qingshan, unexpectedly arrived into this world after a mortal battle with the two of the strongest Martial Artist in the modern world.

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569 reviews38 followers
January 10, 2023
Re-read: 01/10/2023

A very long prologue... 😑

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Actual rating: 3.5🌟

Too short. 🤔

It was a bit of an info dump but I'm still interested, so jumping to book 2. 👍
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November 4, 2022
Typical Chinese web novel with Wuxia Cultivation elements and a little bit of Xianxia

The review is for all 12 volumes having 621 Chapters. This is one of the better-translated web novels, I did feel this is the case with most of the books by this author, also his books seem to get published on paper, and get adapted to anime and manhua

This is the sixth book I have read by the author, him being my favorite for the Xianxia/cultivation genre, although this one is more of a Wuxia genre. The book stands out from his other books in being more laid back and less grand, but nonetheless a refreshing entertaining read. As the book covered a different genre from his usual trope we were offered something new while having his quality of writing supported by a good translation.

The book has Epic world-making, and I am a fan of the weak character becoming overpowering, another thing I liked was the non-harem world. We have plenty of fun adventures making for a light read.

If this were one of the first books of the cultivation genre I had read, I would give it a 5 on 5, being binge-reading the genre for the last three years now, 4 on 5 seems appropriate.
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June 23, 2017
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