A Century Early in the Battle of Dou Qi
Zhao Li travels to the Dou Qi Continent, excited to find a powerful ally, and then…
"Can someone tell me why I’m over a hundred years early?"
In order to survive until the grand finale, Zhao Li learns Dou Qi and diligently trains…
"Oh wow, I’m still a genius?"
TL Synopsis:
Zhao Li, a transmigrator, finds himself on the Dou Qi Continent a century before the main plot of Battle Through the Heavens begins. Frustrated by the early timeline and the vast distance from the story's setting, he decides to focus on cultivation. Blessed with a powerful soul and exceptional comprehension, he quickly progresses.
An unexpected encounter and subsequent enlightenment lead him to a rapid breakthrough and a newfound understanding of cultivation. He discovers a mysterious cultivation method from his previous life and begins to integrate it with the Dou Qi system, leading to astonishing growth.
Seeking further knowledge and experience, Zhao Li leaves his home and embarks on a journey across the continent, encountering various people, forces, and ancient secrets, including a hidden world and its struggle against external enemies. He navigates the complexities of the cultivation world, where strength dictates everything, while pursuing his own path and ideals.
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