Kumitzin

A man died during the pandemic in 2020, but as he closed his eyes for the last time, something stirred in his mind. When he opened them, he discovered that he had been reborn in what appeared to be ancient China, yet he retained all his memories from the future. 

Let us follow Shen Mu, as he makes his way in a world he knows nothing about and learns the truth about the world, and his mission as a cultivator.

Can his memories of the future help in a place where magic is real? And what is that other presence in his mind?

Rebirth and Reincarnation

(From Möngke Tngri Khan’s perspective) 


My advisors cursed while I refrained from hitting the table before us where all the maps and accounts were spread out. I didn’t want a repeat of my brother’s tantrum at the palace, where I split the stone table in two by slamming a hand on it, trying to make him shut up. It had the desired effect, but I had liked that table, being a present from my father when I was named Khan in his stead. “You will need a long, sturdy table.” He had said, and he had been right. I had asked our best craftsmen to repair it, but it just wasn’t the same. 


Just like me. I wasn’t the same anymore. 


My generals were noticing it, too. Like vultures, they circled the throne, wanting to remove my crown from above my shoulders, not genuinely caring if they took my head too in the process. 


A tense cease Part II