Reborn in Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber: The Ming Cult’s Wuji

Rebirth of Heaven's Equal: Mingzun Wujian

Not plucking even a single hair if it benefits the world is not doing it; not taking even a single strand if it harms the world is also not doing it.

Not plucking a hair for one's own sake, and not harming a strand for the sake of the world, those two points do not conflict.

If I had understood such a great truth in my previous life, why would I have left behind so many regrets?

Now that I have another chance, Zhang Wuji will live for himself this time! Everything I lost, I will take back.

Mingzun is here. Those who collude in treachery, those who usurp power and seize the throne, those who act in reverse of what is right, all must die!

The highlights of this book: a standard rebirth power fantasy, focused on fixing the problems in the original work. This time, Zhang Wuji is more rational and unrestrained. No longer indecisive, weak, or pedantic, he leans toward a power broker who treats the world like a game and toys with everyone in the palm of his hand, more like a real person. His personality is closer to the film version.

There will be a series of original plotlines to fill in the gaps.

(Old beginning, new story. Old characters, new techniques. Every story in life deserves a perfect ending.)