Scholars Of The Great Wei

Wuchang for one year

The Great Wei Dynasty, with the Empress ascending the throne, the sun and moon shining in the sky

However, with the empress ascending to the throne, the world fell into chaos, and the court and the people were in turmoil, leading to the emergence of demons and monsters.

To suppress demons and monsters, the Empress established the Brocade-clad Heavenly Guards, responsible for slaying demons, eliminating monsters, patrolling, and capturing offenders, in order to uphold the integrity of the court.

In such a tumultuous era, Xu Qingxiao traversed through time and became a county constable.

However, in this world, there exists a phenomenon known as 'Extraordinary Techniques', which can rapidly enhance one's strength and grant immense power. However, cultivating such 'Extraordinary Techniques' comes at an extremely terrifying cost, ranging from death to transformation into a demon, causing havoc among humanity

What astonished Xu Qingxiao was that upon awakening the Literary Palace, he could condense the literary energy of heaven and earth simply by studying, which could perfectly counteract the side effects brought about by foreign techniques

Golden Crow Refinement Technique: Visualize the Golden Crow, transform the body into the sun, refine the physical form with the essence of the utmost yang, and condense the Holy Body of the Great Sun. Each practice draws yang energy into the body, generating the killing intent of the Golden Crow, leading to a loss of reason

The Art of Lunar Convergence: Transforming the Lunar Essence, Devouring Vast Amounts of Spiritual Energy, Condensing the Spirit Veins of the Dragon, with Magical Power Surging like Floods and Rivers. Each time a Spirit Vein of the Dragon is condensed, it will gather the Qi of Dragon Slaughter, transforming Demons into Dragons

Thus, with the aid of the literary spirit of heaven and earth, Xu Qingxiao relied on extraordinary skills, step by step reaching the pinnacle of power

I am Xu Qingxiao, a scholar of the Great Wei

Reading the Spring and Autumn Annals