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The Infinite Sacred Emperor
The Infinite Sacred Emperor Plot:
In a dynasty where cultivation realms intertwine with mortal politics, the disgraced prince Chu Linyuan awakens the bloodline of an ancient Sacred Emperor. Thrust into a brutal succession war, he discovers each royal sibling is backed by rival immortal sects. Torn between his childhood sweetheart turned vengeful crown princess and a mysterious enemy kingdom's priestess, Chu navigates court intrigues and celestial tribulations, uncovering the earth-shattering truth behind the Sacred Emperor's fall a million years ago.
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