The Wu Clan's Rise: Legends of the twin dragons(Has Been Rewritten)

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The Immortal Domain is a vast cosmos consisting of the Upper Realm and the Lower Realms, both of which are controlled by the Three Great Families, the Wang family, the Lui family, and the Xue family. Each one of them holds an immense amount of power that could overturn the heavens, reverse yin and yang and change the fate of anyone or anything in the Immortal Domain as they see fit.

But, with all of that being said, our story doesn't start from those ancient overpowered families in the Upper Realm, it starts from one of the countless fragmented Lower Realms, called the Wither Daemon Realm, in which there was a planet named Daiyu.

On this planet, heavenly prodigies that were born with one of the thirty, rare Legendary Physiques were starting to pop up like common weeds.

Longwei, born into the Wu Clan while in possession of the third rank Legendary Physique, was known as one of the six monster-level geniuses on planet Daiyu. His brother Longmin on the other hand, though was a genius in his own right, had faded into obscurity since his birth and was shunned by his own father after a certain ‘incident’.

This story is the supposed legends of two dragons, who, through a journey of bloodshed and betrayal led their clan to unify the Immortal Domain and stand above trillions as the highest existence.

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Status
Hiatus
Year
2021
Author
TSETTH

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  • Andrew ButlerRoyal Road
    ★★★★ 4.0
    Good old fashioned xianxia novel start doesn't try to shatter the mold no system which is nice Grammer and spelling nice all in all I think Thai could start to be something nice I struggle to find food for my novel addiction but this may sate it for now we shall see where we go from here. I love a good story about rising up and giving but kicking where it is due but I hope it doesn't turn into a goody two shoes story of being a saint it gets really old really fast. So keep it coming.