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Chaos Era: The King's Rebellion
Chaos Era: The King's Rebellion Plot:
A modern man time-travels to ancient times, becoming the King of Qin who has cultivated his power for eighteen years. In an era of chaos, he uses his supreme abilities and cunning strategies to uncover a millennium-old conspiracy orchestrated by the Demon Sovereign. Facing formidable enemies and intricate traps, he must reshape order and protect the realm in an ultimate clash of power and wit.
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