Follow shamsudin's footsteps to spread the greatness of the udin clan to be the strongest in the new world.

This is my first novel.
 
Translation follows apk.
 
Not edited.
 
I'm sorry if I got the wrong word from apk.
 
And also if you don't like it, it won't be a problem because I made this just for fun and experience.


 
 # say two fingers

In the Realm of the Gods, countless legends fought over a mysterious cube. After the battle it disappeared into the void. Lin Ming stumbles upon this mystery object and begins his journey to become a hero of the land.

Luo Feng was just an ordinary student until the day he met an accident on his way to school. By the time he awoke, he had transmigrated to a different world and was in possession of the body of another person who was also named Luo Feng. Blinded by love, the former owner wasted three years of his life pursuing the girl before dying of a broken heart. 
Reawakening in this new body and given another chance at life, Luo Feng set his mind on regaining the pride lost by its former owner. This is a story of a transmigrator traveling out to triumph over those who tried to undermine him.
Join Luo Feng in his journey as he rise to the top as the Martial Arts Overlord!

Here martial arts are no longer intangible legends. They have been passed on from generation to generation and from century to century. After the confrontation with science and technology, they have completely integrated into modern society and all kinds of martial arts competitions are taking place across the country as superiority among scholars are hard to reach a consensus but not as difficult among martial artists!
Lou Cheng has inherited the lost skills of the greatest martial arts sect. Towards his original dream and the glory in his heart, he advances step by step, becoming the warrior of this modern city and the hero of the era!

Shin Koku, tidak tahu mengapa dirinya melintasi dunia lain.

Bagaimanakah dia bertahan hidup?

Genes are forbidden areas for human beings. They are the domain of God. If you master the mysteries of genes, then you will master the power of God!
The famous "gene martial arts theory" has exhausted the sources of martial arts power, practicing martial arts, breaking its own genetic lock, and achieving "inhumanity". This is the true meaning of martial arts.
Senior junior Lin Feng, accidentally got a gene fusion device, and embarked on the road of gene fusion. Others rely on their talents to practice martial arts. Lin Feng's practice of martial arts is based on the integration of various ancient and wild wild beast genes.
Since then, Lin Feng has embarked on the path of genetic martial arts, and has achieved the strongest martial arts!

It's a story about Jonathan and his adventures with his system and GIRLS ; ) if you know what I mean.
Warning for men of culture (There may or may not be R-18 scenes. Or at least I will try.)

And no this protagonist will not be the retarded one that goes out of his way to save someone (If there's nothing good for him in doing it.)

The martial world is a world full of lies ...

The white ones are not necessarily white and the black ones are not necessarily black ...

Crime is not necessarily wrong and good is not necessarily true ...

Li Thian Chu really hates martial arts. Because ever since he inherited the legendary martial arts book of his late grandfather, his life changed. He began to experience misfortune and miserable events. Because the books that A chu memorized  became the battle of many famous martial arts master. And they use various ways to get Books from A chu.

A very young A chu must fight for life.

It was a long time before Chi actually pulled herself away from the Internet.  She could not give an exact period of time, but based on the dates from all the fan fiction she was reading, Chi had been immersed with her Internet cheat for over six hundred years.  It was a dream come true for her.

She had finally finished off her Netflix queues for the next five life times.  Asia had finally beaten the West in creating quality television with a Wuxia drama based on a popular web novel which nearly dominated the entire world, beating out 'Game of Thrones.'  Several classic movies were rebooted which include 'Gone with the Wind', 'Giant', 'Casablanca', and the 'Twilight' series.  The last one was changed to a television series that was surprisingly good.  Several of the episodes had story lines of the past for the vampires.  

In the news, the war on terror was over and then it came back in waves.  There were serveral instances where a world war would erupt, but luckily it still has not happen.  That is most likely due to the fact that just about every major power had nuclear weapons on hand.  This got all the hippies in the world to congregate and made themselves super annoying to the governments of the world.  Unlike back in the seventies, the hippies of the present future have social media, abilities to hack governments, and money.   

Power to the children of the Internet.

As for Lillian, Chi was happy to learn that her friend lived a happy and fulfilling life.  She had three children with the prince which included one son and twin girls.  She become queen at the age of forty-seven when the old king finally abocated the throne to her husband.  After Chi's death, Lillian created a school of arts and dedicated it to her dead friend.  The school flourished and several future stars in acting, music, and even literature became alumni.

Chi watched the movie was the based on her and Lillian's life before Lillian became royalty.  The actress who played her was annoyingly too pretty; too bad they did not have a scene of her death.  For some reason, Chi felt it would make her feel better.

However, right now, Chi needed a break.  For the past six hundred or so years, she had been sitting in the chair and barely moved from it.  A normal human body would, of course, not last past a hundred years much less six hundred.  It would also not last sitting in one position for weeks straight without moving from one position.  For Chi, mortal laws on human bodies did not apply to her.  Her improved body did not suffer from muscle atrophy, pressure sores, or any other aliment that comes from lack of movement.  In fact, the only thing she suffered from was some symptoms of heartburn or indigestion that came in sporadic times. 

When that happens, Chi simply drank or eat the water and peaches that were provided to her by the magical library.  However as of late, it was taking her a great deal longer to deal with the symptoms.  Chi remembered the last time she suffered from heartburn like discomfort, she had to drink almost twenty jugs of water and a hundred cups of her peach infused water to make it go away. She did not mind so much as the relief that came always made Chi feel better - in fact she always felt like a whole new person.

Turning on a playlist of classic Disney music, she started to take a stroll.  In her past life, Chi had gone to the local library every weekend as a child.  The tiny library was a treat for her until she got older.  When Lillian became famous enough that they would travel around the United States; Chi would find a little time to just visit some of the most famous libraries and stroll around.  Sometimes, she could get lucky and there would be an exhibit going on - the last time she visited a library there was an exhibit of Broadway costumes.

However this library was nothing but shelves and shelves of reading materials.  Other than the small clearing consisting of chair and table, it was a sea of books.  With her steps being in time of the music, Chi casually tapped the books on the left with her index finger.  The feel of the bindings was smooth with a slight texture of weaving.  The smell of aged bamboo, paper, and leather permeated through the air and was quite pleasant to the nose.  There was no dust to cover the gleam of the wood or the tops of the books.  

There was no writing on the binds of the books that could give a clue on the contents they contain.  After a walking past a few shelves, Chi picked out a thick book and started to flip the pages.  She paused at first sight before closing it.  Blinking a few times, she rubbed her eyes before opening it again.  

Well, it appears she was not mistaken.  

Staring at the pages, Chi blinked rapidly as the writing on the pages started to expand and contract.  It started slow before it began to speed up to the point that Chi could swear would cause most people to go into seizures.  In fact, Chi could feel pressure mounting from her forehead.  The pressure grew to the point that she was afraid her head would explode.  Oddly enough, there was no pain, but that alarmed her even more.

She began to do the Spirit Qi Flow exercise and found it quite ineffective.  Panic should set in by now, however Chi only started to wonder if she should head-butt herself with the thick tome into unconsciousness.  Maybe she would survive getting her head blown off - after all, Chi had survived when her head got chopped off.

Just as the pressure reached its peak, it began to slowly release itself like air from a balloon.  Chi sighed in relief as the idea of her head exploding was now out of the running.  As soon as the pressure was gone, Chi looked down at the open book in her hand.  It took her a moment, but Chi saw that she was able to read the writing on the pages.

"The meat of a Volcanic Boar should be processed carefully before use.  In most cases, one should be using a blade made from Ice Obsidian and cut against the grain..."

It was at that moment when Disney's 'Peter Pan' song called 'You Can Fly' started to chime in her ears.  As weird as that was, Chi felt to be a celebratory mood that she switched the music to Quincy Jones' 'Soul Bossa Nova' and started to dance.  Unlike before, her body was actually moving gracefully and it was executing moves that Chi would never had pulled off in her previous life.  However, since there was no mirror, she could not see but only could feel that her body felt lighter and easier to control.

She played the song on repeat for some time before switching it to a playlist of New Age music.  It was time to see what this magical library contain.

***   

A loud crack pierced into Chi's ears and she looked up from a scroll that contained a technique called the Thunder Wind Fist to pinpoint where the sound came from.  It sounded like it came from the center of the library - where the table and chair were.

Chi had long given up in keeping track of time when she started to read the contents of the magical library.  Apparently her brain had been fed with ADHD drugs and she found herself concentrating on the materials at hand.  No matter how odd or how boring the books seems, Chi was able to read them and actually understand what was written in them.  It also appears that her brain could also do perfect recall now.

Banzai to the person who gave her this new life! 

Chi was pretty sure that she has read all the books and scrolls in the library to the north side of the center.  She had actually reached a wall but could not see an exit.  The north side of the library contain subjects of cultivation techniques and martial arts.  All of it was interesting but Chi soon learned that reading about it did not mean she could perform such marital arts.

In web novels, there were main characters who could perform techniques after one or two tries.  When Chi tried to copy the moves, she felt completely awkward.  It was not until a few more books later, that she realized that most of the martial arts she had learned required a certain type of cultivation technique to go along with it.  Since she had only learned one simple cultivation technique, Chi was unable to perform the marital arts to their full potential.

She did try to learn another cultivation technique, but Chi found that it required more concentration than what she was willing to part with since it was difficult to use her Internet cheat along with the new technique.  A real hero would have given up such frivolous things like music, videos, and web novels; Chi is not a real hero and she rather have her Internet cheat over performing martial arts.  If she wanted martial arts, there are plenty of movies and dramas with actors and stunt doubles who can performed them better.  

Giving a quick scan of the scroll so that she could remember it again, Chi carefully put it away before rushing towards the center.   Her steps were light and barely touched the ground.  Once in a while, she gave a great leap into the air that covered nearly a hundred book shelves before she landed.  She remember the first time she tried leaping in the air and had crashed head first into the ground.  Amazing enough, it did not hurt, but it took her a long time to learn how to land on her feet.  

With the amount of times she landed on her head, butt, belly, and back; Chi was pretty sure that she had died at least a thousand times over.  Luckily, she had not crashed into the shelves.  She would have hated to pick and organized everything.

Thank you, Magical Library.

As she grew closer, Chi began to notice a faint fruity aroma.  It grew stronger and she soon began to smell the the undertone of alcohol.  Instead of it being coiling like most wines and spirits she knew, it was soothing and it made the fruity aroma change to a more flora tone scent.  

By the time she arrived to the center, Chi could now recognized the smell to be peach wine and she was feeling tipsy from the smell alone.  Looking around the center, she could identify where the smell came from - the stone jar.  

Chi had actually forgotten about the stone jar.  However, now she cannot ignored it.  The wax seal had broken and the small broken parts were falling off it,  Rubbing her ears, Chi briefly wondered how broken wax could sound so loud.  Approaching the jar, she carefully wiped away as much of the wax away from the jar before opening the lid.  

A powerful aroma slammed her face and Chi slammed it closed.  In her previous life, Chi could not handle alcohol well.  A third of a cocktail was enough to get her tipsy.  A glass of wine was okay if she had a full meal before hand, and her own cocktails mostly consists of a splash of alcohol in a cup of juice.

However based on the smell alone, this peach wine seemed to be potent stuff.  Chi cursed whatever asshole had left it in the magical library in the first place.  Who the hell leaves alcohol in library?  The answer quickly came to her and she rolled her eyes at the stupidity of the question.  Only super rich assholes have alcohol in a library.

The important question Chi should be asking herself is what should she do with this jar of wine?  If she leaves it alone, the wine was going to oxidizes and turn itself into vinager or worse.  Chi did not like the idea of having to deal with the smell for the rest of this eternity.  Worse, there was not a sink or bathroom in this place that she could dispose the wine in.  

There was only one option - Chi was going to have to drink it up.  Hopefully the jar did not have the magic like the jug of water or the peaches.  She shudder at the thought that she could have to drink wine for the rest of her life.

Opening the jar again, Chi looked inside of the jar while holding her breath.  The inside of the jar was a beautiful jade green liquid.  It was nothing like all other green liquors that she had seen before.  Dipping a finger into the wine, Chi licked a drop and blinked in surprised.  Despite the heavy aroma, the wine itself was quite light in taste.  There was no heavily alcohol taste but a sweet flavor of white peaches with a slight mineral undertone.  

Taking the bamboo cup, she slowly poured a small amount before replacing the lid to the jar.  Swirling the contents of the cup, Chi admire the green wine before taking a small sip.  The sip of wine was exquisite.  She could barely taste the alcohol - no the alcohol seemed to make the sweetness of the white peaches to mature and evolve.  The new taste reminded Chi of the first time when she tasted malt sugar.  It opened her eyes to the different types of sugar besides white and brown.

She slowly finished what was left in the cup and waited for a few minutes.  Taking an internal review of herself, Chi decided that she could handle this wine if she took her time about it.  A good wine like this deserve to be apperciated as long as possible.  Sitting down on the chair with the jar on her lap, Chi leaned back until the chair was standing on two legs, her feet on the table, and accessed her Internet cheat for something to read.

Maybe it was time to read the classics - starting with 'War and Peace.'

***

Opening her eyes, Chi blinked up in surprise because she was sure that she did not fall asleep.  She was pretty sure that she did not need to sleep.  Looking around, she deduced that she had fallen off the chair since she was on the floor.  While she seemed to be in one piece, the wine jar had broken into pieces.

"Shit - I hope I don't have to pay for that."

"Considering that it was originally placed here without Our permission, the culprit will have to suffer in disappointment."

Shock froze her brain at hearing a voice for the first time in forever.  With a quick move, she was up and staring at a tall Asian man looking down at her in amusement.  He was quite good looking - he reminded her of that tall Korean-American actor who did a voice acting bit for a popular animation movie back in the early 2010s.

It was the nose.  This man's nose is top quality.  Chi could easily believe that all the men and women of the world would pay millions to have that nose.

Taking her eye off the nose, she noticed the clothing the man was wearing.  Despite the simple hairstyle, the hairpins were top quality in gold and jade.  The outer robe he was wearing was pure gold and cream brocade with a pattern embroidered to it.  Simple, elegant, and clean shaven - this was a man who could stand on top of the world.

A man wearing the seal of the Emperor of Heavens on his clothes.

The faint memory of her last day in her old world slowly emerge and Chi gulped before slowly and gracefully kneeled to the ground and bowed her head.

"Am I in the presence of the great Emperor of Heaven, father to the Seventh Imperial Prince Feng Kai?"

The man who Chi now knew was the Emperor simple chuckled before moving the pieces of jar away from his person with his foot.  

"Indeed, We are.  Tell Us, was the wine quite good?"

That was a weird question but Chi answered.

"Quite good, I believed it aged over a thousand years before I had to drink it.  The wax that sealed the jar had broken and I felt it was necessary to not let the wine go to waste."

"You speak quite oddly.  Pity there is no more left.  This pleases Us well enough.  If the Great Sage is unable to taste this miracle wine, then We will accept the loss."

Wait a minute, was the Emperor going to put all the blame on her when this Great Sage starts to bitch about their missing wine?  Shit, she had let her guard down.  What was the use of reading web novels when she does not pay attention to the parts with tricky emperors?   Chi really was not main character material here.

"My apologies, your imperial majesty.  It has been quite some time since I have talked with another person.  My dialect is that from my previous home before I was killed and sent to this library."

Her reply must have amused the Emperor greatly since he raised one eye brow in disbelief before shaking his head.  

"We shall pardon you.  However this place you call a library is incorrect.  This place is the Forbidden Wing of the Heavenly Palace.  No one should be able to access this room without Our orders or authority."

Suddenly, Chi felt like she went from the frying pan and into the fire

Whiny maid bitches, she was coming for them.

When Chi died in the mortal 21st century world, she ultimately finds herself in the Heavenly Spiritual World thanks to the youngest prince of the Emperor of Heaven.  

She is to be the personal attendant of the young prince which causes way too many young maids to be jealous.

Thus they shut her up into a forbidden room and it automatically sealed itself up.  

Luckily for Chi, the room happens to be the secret Palace library in which she explored and skimmed the books before finding an amazing spell which allows her mind to connect with the Internet from her previous life.  With that, she spent several centuries exploring the Internet, streaming videos, reading fiction, and listening to music while cultivating with the most basic of lessons. 

By the time someone releases her, Chi discovers that her power level matches to that of the Emperor himself!  Luckily, she is still considered to be the youngest prince's personal attendant so the two spend many happy centuries as master and servant.  

Unfortunately, Chi ends up spoiling her young prince with spiritually rich meals, competent work, and the ability to make connections with benefits.  Thus she gets no vacation time.  

When the young prince gets incarnated into a mortal being as is the rite of passage for young deities, he cheats his way into remembering his old life and calls on Chi to help him deal with his mortal life.

Having no choice, she pops down to the mortal world whenever her master calls upon her for the most basic of orders.  Cooking foods that fits his tastes, drawing out spirit rich baths, cleaning his clothes, and helping him escape from persist young ladies.  

However, when her master orders her to incarnate into a mortal to become a maid for a mortal girl he fancies; Chi refuses.  No way in Hell would she be a mortal again - especially in a world where there has been barely any change in evolution or technology for the past several millenia.

Furious that his loyal personal attendant refusing his order with good reason, the prince manages to find a way to get her into the mortal world - transmigration.

Therefore, Chi is forced to be transmigrated into the mortal world.

At least she still has her power level, her fatty armor, her Cauldren of Broken, and several other items from home.  If Chi was going to suffer being in the mortal world, she was going to suffer in style.  

As the personal attendant of a Heavenly Imperial Prince, Chi might as well help out with his love life.

"Why, you could not have possibly heard of this poem?" Ling Chongxiao asked after seeing the expression on Shen Lian’s face.
"I think so, I did. Was it by a Daoist with the surname, Wang?"
"That I am not sure. I recalled the Founding Master mentioned that he saw a tiny row of words at the end of the poem, it says, "my old friend Saffron had left, but his words shall remain, my heart would be like that of Jizi", but the person who left the words signed off as "Li".
The Founding Master thought, the poem was left by someone named "Saffron", but the person who signed off as "Li" was an old friend of Saffron. As for Jizi, the Founding Master had no idea what was it about.
The Founding Master was straightening out his confusion when he picked up a hint of blood from the scent of plum blossoms. When he turned to look, his limbs immediately weakened in fear. A tiger was right behind of him.
The dragons dwell amidst the clouds, whilst the tigers dwell amidst the wind. The corner of the tiger’s big eyes was upturned, and there were white stripes on its forehead.
After staring at the Founding Master, the tiger leaped for him.
The Founding Master took a few steps back in fear. What happened then left him in shock. The tiger did not land on top of him but was held in mid-air by an invisible rope.
"Who are you, and why have you come?" A child with a crisp voice queried.
The Founding Master saw the tiger being lowered onto the other side, and a young female child was sitting on its back. The girl had her hair tied, and was holding onto a jade green flute.
The girl looked around six to seven of age, and her skin was clear. Her exposed wrist could be akin to the frost and the snow, and she looked like the moon shining brightly on a quiet night. The way she spoke was the same as an adult, and she held a flute in her hand.
"Were you the one who was playing the flute?" The Founding Master asked curiously.
"Ah, so you are one of the normal humans who have stumbled into the mountains by mistake. I shall deal with you later."
Out of a sudden, ten red lines started closing in from the northwestern sky.
"Li Qingshui, I must send you back into the karmic cycle today." The person who was amidst the red lines spoke lowly.
The girl was staring at the red lines, and she took a glance at the Founding Master. A black cloud emerged underneath the tiger she was sitting on, and it flew towards the red lines.
Thunders were roaring in the northwestern sky, and rays of five colors crisscrossed with numerous red lines.
It was not until the sun was about to rise that the commotion ceased.
There was a stone house in the plum forest that the Founding Master was in. He waited till sunrise, yet the girl was nowhere to be found. However, he found a scroll of painting, three books of scripture, and a wooden fish in the stone house.
The girl did not return. The Founding Master left the stone house with the items he found. He did not walk towards the north-west, but he walked towards the south-east direction instead. He did not know how big the mountain was, the Founding Master walked for ten over days before he managed to get back to the sea on the south-east. He carefully practiced the martial exercises on the beach. When he had reached a certain level of attainment, he made a wooden raft and went back to the mainland.
"Now you finally know where the Shenzu Scripture came from," Ling Chongxiao said with a smile.
"The Shenzu Scripture was one of the secret texts that he found? And the wooden fish is the one that you are carrying?" Shen Lian queried softly.
"Good guess. Among the three scriptures, one was called Mingyu martial art, and one was called Shenzu Scripture". Both of them have their similarities, but Mingyu martial art was scarier. Both require the cultivator to have great potential. The only difference is that the stronger Mingyu martial art is actually incomplete. The man in green always thought the Master to favor me more, but actually, the Master knew him too well. He was aggressive and extreme. If he were to practice Mingyu martial art, he would do himself more harm than good. This was why the Master passed the perfected and completed Shenzu Scripture to him instead.
In terms of potential, it is undeniable that I have greater potential than him. The Master hoped that I could complete this Kung Fu, and pass it on to the future apprentices.
Throughout these years, I did learn something. With this Kung Fu, I managed to attain what the Daoist called "taming the white tiger", and I could preserve my youth. However, to complete this masterpiece is beyond my capabilities.
I have wasted a lot of my time for this, which is why I do not plan to pass the Mingyu Scripture on to you, for fear of wasting your time.
Also, my experience tells me that although the Mingyu Scripture is profound, it shares a similar origin with the Shenzu Scripture. Both are of authentic Xuanmen.
If you managed to cultivate the Shenzu Scripture to the highest level, you will benefit greatly, and the path of immortality will not be far."
After hearing everything from Ling Chongxiao, Shen Lian remembered the Shenzu Scripture actually appeared in one of Jin Yong’s novels. On the other hand, there was another book titled "The Daoist Drifting in the Wuxia World". The main protagonist created a version of Kung Fu named Shenzu Scripture.
Even though he loved the novel, he only managed to read three volumes of it.
He wanted to read the novel when the completed volumes of the novel were published, but it would seem that he would not have the chance to do so.
He wondered if there was a connection between all these. But how could the plot of a novel reconcile with his current predicament? That would be too hard to believe.
Novels are, after all, works of fiction. His journey to the foreign realm was the reality.
"Could the third scripture be, the Deity Vanquishing Sword Scripture?"
Shen Lian spoke slowly.
"Indeed. The Deity Vanquishing Sword is strong, and it is beyond the likes of martial arts found in Jianghu. If anything, it is more similar to Celestial arts. However, from the Founding Master onwards, everyone who has practiced it died an unnatural death. This is why the apprentices are prohibited from practicing it. When the man in green passed it on to you, he probably did not want this swordcraft masterpiece to be lost. Though he probably was brewing something evil, and did not pass it on out of goodwill."
Ling Chongxiao snickered and thought, in this world, he was the one who knew the man in green best. However, after the incident with the man in green, Ling Chongxiao could not be bothered to restore his sect. Since the meeting with Shen Lian was a fated one, he might as well pass the Kung Fu on to him, just so that the martial arts of his sect would not be lost.
"Destiny does not scare me, traditions do not bind me," Shen Lian replied. Those who practiced Deity Vanquishing Sword died unnaturally due to the deficiency in their spirit. Their over-reliance on the skill, when faced with strong enemies, caused irreversible damages to their spirit. What good would recovery do when they kept dealing damage to their spirit, to the point where they got more and more extreme? In the end, they either destroy the world or destroy themselves.
The reason why the man in green was so extreme was probably due to his character, but the Deity Vanquishing Sword was likely to have something to do with it.
Cultivation must be for the sake of self-protection. He must not indulge in killing and winning. If he were to cultivate, he must first cultivate his heart. If he could not even control his heart and let his heart do whatever it wanted, that would not be the right way of immortality.
For three nights, Ling Chongxiao explained to Shen Lian everything about cultivation.
In the end, he left without bidding farewell to Shen Lian. A letter was all that he left behind, and he did not tell Shen Lian where he could find him.
It was the morning of the reopening of Shen Lian’s inn. There was no grand ceremony.
The name "Tongfu Inn" was changed to "An Inn".
On the right door pillar, it said: "Cultured guests frequent here".
The pillar on the left said, "Unrefined guests are always welcome."


What is a Daoist Master? One that is imageless in ten directions and vanishes in the six paths; unrestrained by the three realms and the five elements.                                                                                                                                           
After a day at the clinic, Dr. Li Feng met with an accident on his way home. When he regained consciousness, Li Feng found himself in the body of a weak teenage boy who was born out of wedlock, Shen Lian. Who was the father? The mother would not tell. A scripture he found among his mother’s remnants was the only thing he knew about his father.                                                                                                    
The mother came from a wealthy and well known family. When Shen Lian was recalled back to the Shen family, he was entitled for part of the grandfather’s inheritance and businesses. Despite the grand value, Shen Lian did not take a cent with him when he decided to leave the family. Why would he leave this comfortable life behind?                                      
His journey with this new identity brought him into this new world as he travelled between realms in search of knowledge to improve his Daoist skills. As he conquered trial after trial, would he become the chosen one? Will he succeed in becoming the Daoist Master? Only time will tell.

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