Divine Right Of Kings: I Am The Only Immortal In The World
Author: Zi Yan Wu
Original Title: 君权神授：我是世间唯一仙
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Introduction Divine Right Of Kings: I Am The Only Immortal In The World
(Group portraits, behind the scenes, faith, No Heroine)
If you want to see a modern version, you can read the second chapter.
If there really were gods in the world, how would History develop?
This book is also known as "I am the only one who cultivates immortality and is believed by the whole world" and "I Created Heaven and Hell".
Current progress: Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Min, and Modern times.
Starting with Jindan cultivation, he is the only immortal cultivator in the world.
Want to be an emperor? It has to be approved by me to be considered orthodox.
After failing to escape the tribulation and traveling back to the Tang Dynasty in Blue Star, Xiao Liang found that the direction of history had become somewhat different. The only thing that was the same as Blue Star in his memory was that all living beings were mortal.
After showing the miracle, the emperor took the initiative to present the imperial seal. From then on, the human dynasty began to have divine power. Only when Xiao Liang recognized it could it be considered orthodox. This was true for every dynasty and every generation.
Heaven and earth do not exist? From then on, both worlds were created by me, and all the priesthoods were canonized by me.
Current Stage:
The Divine Right of Kings (Completed)
The Romance of the Gods (Completed)
The Great Harmony of the World (Completed)
The Vast Starry Sky (In Progress)
If you want to see a modern version, you can read the second chapter.
If there really were gods in the world, how would History develop?
This book is also known as "I am the only one who cultivates immortality and is believed by the whole world" and "I Created Heaven and Hell".
Current progress: Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Min, and Modern times.
Starting with Jindan cultivation, he is the only immortal cultivator in the world.
Want to be an emperor? It has to be approved by me to be considered orthodox.
After failing to escape the tribulation and traveling back to the Tang Dynasty in Blue Star, Xiao Liang found that the direction of history had become somewhat different. The only thing that was the same as Blue Star in his memory was that all living beings were mortal.
After showing the miracle, the emperor took the initiative to present the imperial seal. From then on, the human dynasty began to have divine power. Only when Xiao Liang recognized it could it be considered orthodox. This was true for every dynasty and every generation.
Heaven and earth do not exist? From then on, both worlds were created by me, and all the priesthoods were canonized by me.
Current Stage:
The Divine Right of Kings (Completed)
The Romance of the Gods (Completed)
The Great Harmony of the World (Completed)
The Vast Starry Sky (In Progress)
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If you are tired of the typical "zero to hero" progression tropes found in most Xianxia novels, "Divine Right of Kings: I Am The Only Immortal In The World" by Zi Yan Wu offers a refreshing, god-like perspective that is as ambitious as it is captivating. Instead of focusing on the struggle to become powerful, this story explores the awe-inspiring weight of being the sole source of divinity in a mortal world.
The narrative follows Xiao Liang, who fails his tribulation and wakes up in a version of the Tang Dynasty where he stands alone as the only cultivator. Rather than merely ruling, Xiao Liang becomes the architect of history itself. The hook is brilliant: the legitimacy of every emperor from the Tang to the modern era rests entirely upon his approval. By establishing himself as the singular deity who canonizes priesthoods and crafts the heavens and hells, Xiao Liang effectively turns human history into his personal tapestry.
What makes this novel truly unique is the "behind the scenes" approach to faith and myth-building. Watching how Xiao Liang manipulates the flow of time and influences dynasties provides a cerebral thrill that distinguishes this work from standard power fantasies. It isn't just about combat; it is about the cold, calculated management of a planet’s belief systems. The absence of a heroine keeps the focus laser-sharp on the protagonist’s god-complex and the sweeping evolution of the world across various historical eras.
Whether you are witnessing the birth of ancient legends or the transition into the modern age, the scale of this journey is massive. If you enjoy stories that blend grand historical revisionism with the absolute authority of an immortal observer, this series is a must-read. It is a masterful exploration of what happens when humanity is forced to live under the gaze of a man who literally created their gods.
The narrative follows Xiao Liang, who fails his tribulation and wakes up in a version of the Tang Dynasty where he stands alone as the only cultivator. Rather than merely ruling, Xiao Liang becomes the architect of history itself. The hook is brilliant: the legitimacy of every emperor from the Tang to the modern era rests entirely upon his approval. By establishing himself as the singular deity who canonizes priesthoods and crafts the heavens and hells, Xiao Liang effectively turns human history into his personal tapestry.
What makes this novel truly unique is the "behind the scenes" approach to faith and myth-building. Watching how Xiao Liang manipulates the flow of time and influences dynasties provides a cerebral thrill that distinguishes this work from standard power fantasies. It isn't just about combat; it is about the cold, calculated management of a planet’s belief systems. The absence of a heroine keeps the focus laser-sharp on the protagonist’s god-complex and the sweeping evolution of the world across various historical eras.
Whether you are witnessing the birth of ancient legends or the transition into the modern age, the scale of this journey is massive. If you enjoy stories that blend grand historical revisionism with the absolute authority of an immortal observer, this series is a must-read. It is a masterful exploration of what happens when humanity is forced to live under the gaze of a man who literally created their gods.
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