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The Phoenix's Genesis: Rise of the Emperor

Song-Ji, a brilliant engineering prodigy, teetered on the edge of academic exhaustion as he fought to maintain his respectable 3.2 GPA. Burdened by the relentless workload, he resorted to countless sleepless nights, desperately clinging to the fragile thread of his university life. Little did he know that a single fateful night would reshape his destiny forever. Drenched from the relentless rainstorm after another grueling all-nighter, Song-Ji raced through the shadowed streets, yearning for the solace of his dorm. But destiny had other plans. In the blink of an eye, a horrifying accident struck, leaving him shattered and almost crippled. Amidst the bleakness of his future, Song-Ji made a defiant choice—to seize control of his own fate. Awakened to an unfamiliar world, he found himself trapped within the fragile shell of a newborn, devoid of inkling as to where he ended up. Embark on an extraordinary journey as we unravel the enigmas of this foreign realm alongside Song-Ji. Together, we'll chart a course towards unrivaled greatness, forging an empire that will echo through the annals of history. Prepare to witness the epic saga of resilience, discovery, and the birth of an empire, as an indomitable spirit rises from the ashes to shape the world like never before.

Ihavenoclue · Fantasy
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64 Chs

Fighting for family

Cyra hovered gracefully above the scorched battlefield, her fiery wings beating softly against the night breeze. She regarded me with a mixture of awe and concern.

"That was quite an impressive display of power, Barrett," she said, her voice monotonous as always.

I scoffed, still simmering with anger at the creature that had delayed our journey. "Yeah, well, it doesn't change the fact that this blasted wyrm almost cost us valuable time. Let's not waste another moment here."

I took off through the forest, my heart set on reaching the palace as swiftly as possible. Cyra followed close behind, her wings effortlessly carrying her through the night sky. We weaved through the dense foliage, our path illuminated only by the faint glow of moonlight filtering through the canopy above.

The memories of my mother's face, the pain she endured when those arrows pierced her back, drove me forward. I couldn't bear the thought of her suffering, and I knew that every second counted.