After Unifying The World, We Will Know That There Are Immortals In This World
Author: Gou Ken Hua
Original Title: 一统天下后，方知此世有仙
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Introduction After Unifying The World, We Will Know That There Are Immortals In This World
After Xie Cangrong unified the world, he was ambitious to climb the technological tree and set sail to build his empire on which the sun never sets. However, when the big ship first sailed, a floating wooden boat came through the sky, and then we knew that there was an immortal in this world.
I thought I would be hit by dimensionality reduction, but I didn’t expect that the dynasty is prosperous, the people are loyal, protected by the national destiny, able to suppress all magic, and can overwhelm the immortal treasures...
Xie Cangrong made a decision that went against his ancestors: let go of the colonization first, focus on developing the immortal industry, and strive to catch up with the immortals and demons in ten years, and establish the heaven of the immortal dynasty in a hundred years.
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Xie Cangrong: "Dear Immortals, our country is poor and weak, and hundreds of millions of people are drowning in misery. We are in urgent need of the help of the Immortal Alliance! Kaihui cultivation, spiritual gathering array, heaven and earth spiritual roots..."
Immortal Alliance:? ? ?
This emperor doesn’t want to worship the immortals, but instead recruits immortals?
Xie Cangrong: "If the Immortal Alliance doesn't help, then I'm going to vote for the Demon Sect!"
The Demon Sect: "111, Your Majesty, deduct 1, do you really vote for it?"
I don't care if you are righteous or evil, I just want the benefits!
I have taboos and avoid suffering losses.
I thought I would be hit by dimensionality reduction, but I didn’t expect that the dynasty is prosperous, the people are loyal, protected by the national destiny, able to suppress all magic, and can overwhelm the immortal treasures...
Xie Cangrong made a decision that went against his ancestors: let go of the colonization first, focus on developing the immortal industry, and strive to catch up with the immortals and demons in ten years, and establish the heaven of the immortal dynasty in a hundred years.
...
Xie Cangrong: "Dear Immortals, our country is poor and weak, and hundreds of millions of people are drowning in misery. We are in urgent need of the help of the Immortal Alliance! Kaihui cultivation, spiritual gathering array, heaven and earth spiritual roots..."
Immortal Alliance:? ? ?
This emperor doesn’t want to worship the immortals, but instead recruits immortals?
Xie Cangrong: "If the Immortal Alliance doesn't help, then I'm going to vote for the Demon Sect!"
The Demon Sect: "111, Your Majesty, deduct 1, do you really vote for it?"
I don't care if you are righteous or evil, I just want the benefits!
I have taboos and avoid suffering losses.
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In the vast landscape of Tiên Hiệp novels, it is rare to find a protagonist who approaches the existence of gods not with piety or fear, but with the cold, calculated ambition of a CEO. Gou Ken Hua’s After Unifying The World, We Will Know That There Are Immortals In This World turns the genre on its head by pitting a modern-thinking emperor against a high-fantasy world that never expected to be industrialized.
The story kicks off with Xie Cangrong, a ruler who has finally united his empire and is ready to pursue global colonization. His plans are disrupted by the sudden arrival of floating ships manned by immortals, a classic “dimensionality reduction” scenario that usually spells doom for mortal kingdoms. However, the author flips the trope: the collective will and national destiny of a prosperous, loyal populace provide a unique defense that actually suppresses magical artifacts. This establishes a fascinating power dynamic where the mundane, backed by the sheer weight of a unified civilization, can go toe-to-toe with the supernatural.
What makes this novel truly addictive is Xie Cangrong’s unapologetic pragmatism. Instead of bowing to the Immortal Alliance, he treats them as resources to be exploited. His audacity—begging for spiritual cultivation arrays to build his “immortal industry” or threatening to defect to the Demon Sect simply to bait a better deal—is both hilarious and refreshing. He views the divine realm as a market to be disrupted rather than a hierarchy to join.
If you are tired of protagonists who are endlessly tormented by cultivation sects, this story is the perfect antidote. It is a witty, fast-paced tale about the collision between bureaucratic state-building and reckless magic. Xie Cangrong is the ultimate opportunist, and watching him weaponize his empire against the heavens is a wild, satisfying ride.
The story kicks off with Xie Cangrong, a ruler who has finally united his empire and is ready to pursue global colonization. His plans are disrupted by the sudden arrival of floating ships manned by immortals, a classic “dimensionality reduction” scenario that usually spells doom for mortal kingdoms. However, the author flips the trope: the collective will and national destiny of a prosperous, loyal populace provide a unique defense that actually suppresses magical artifacts. This establishes a fascinating power dynamic where the mundane, backed by the sheer weight of a unified civilization, can go toe-to-toe with the supernatural.
What makes this novel truly addictive is Xie Cangrong’s unapologetic pragmatism. Instead of bowing to the Immortal Alliance, he treats them as resources to be exploited. His audacity—begging for spiritual cultivation arrays to build his “immortal industry” or threatening to defect to the Demon Sect simply to bait a better deal—is both hilarious and refreshing. He views the divine realm as a market to be disrupted rather than a hierarchy to join.
If you are tired of protagonists who are endlessly tormented by cultivation sects, this story is the perfect antidote. It is a witty, fast-paced tale about the collision between bureaucratic state-building and reckless magic. Xie Cangrong is the ultimate opportunist, and watching him weaponize his empire against the heavens is a wild, satisfying ride.
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