Dusk in a Midsummer’s Day

Among the professional strategy warfare gamers on earth, Lin Qian easily emerged as the strongest within the industry. After all, there weren’t many who could defeat a perfect example of a hardcore casher!
With a twist of fate, the extravagant gamer left the world in an unfortunate accident. Leaving behind his wealth, he was transmigrated.
In this new world, Lin Qian had absolutely nothing he could be proud of. As an alchemist, his brewing pot exploded. As an iron welder, cast-iron turned scrap metals. Not to mention, his dismal talents extended to spiritual arrays and beyond. Besides his slightly above average talent in cultivation, he did not possess anything else that had even a slight semblance to a talent.
Yet, life was not all bleak. On one fateful day, he discovered a revolutionary change. The mega-empire which dominated the gaming servers, the very land which he reigned over as emperor, had followed him through his transmigration. Not just so, the invulnerable generals, lieutenants, and the million men army had escaped the realm of mere codes and gained the breath of life.
Now, as living beings, they swore their allegiance and lives to him, their Peerless Emperor.

The Peerless Emperor

The Southern Sea Domain was vast beyond comprehension, nurturing countless sea beasts, with millions of sea clans, both large and small.


However, only a few hundred sea clans were qualified to partake in the exploration of the Ancient Human Clan relics, as per the rules, a sea clan must ally with a human clan.


This meant that the upcoming exploration of the Ancient Human Clan relics would involve two hundred powers from both the sea and human clans.


During the ancient wars, mountains crumbled and the ground split asunder, turning what was once land into what is now the Southern Sea Domain.


Therefore, most of the relics at the bottom of the Southern Sea Domain are of human races from ancient lands rather than from sea clans.


The relics of the Ancient Human Clan that were explored this time were discovered by chance, and they were relics of a Small World, though the portal into them had been severely damaged by the past wars.


Chapter 244: Witnessing firsthand