【Dreaming of Another World】(1) Author: wanghuaquan

Chapter 1:

Merging into a New Body, Organizing Common Sense and Memories.

"This unlucky fellow." Awakening from the process of merging into the corpse of the person he was absorbing,

our protagonist, a dream warrior, gradually cleared his mind. He quickly gained

some , as well as the various memories that the original body's owner had vividly recalled. He immediately

lamented the bad luck of the original owner of this body.

The original owner of this body, named Xu Ming, was originally just an ordinary member of the Xu family. On the eastern side of this land

called "Zhongzhou," estimated to be one-third the size of the entire Eurasian continent,

there was a nation that called itself the "Great Wu" Dynasty, claiming to possess the legacy left behind by ancient gods who ascended to the immortal realm. Besides

the royal family there were numerous feudal nobles, including kings, dukes, and marquises, and so on. Gradually, due to the decline in the hereditary

status of nobles and some local warlords who originally controlled the border regions, as the Wu Dynasty expanded its territory from the frontier

to the interior of the country, these once powerful warlords had to shrink and change, becoming

ordinary feudal landlord families who controlled the land through force.

The Xu family, however, was quite different from these families that transformed from old nobles into ordinary commoner landlords. Their family's founding

ancestor came from a certain sect. Sects were a newly emerging method of

local . They also collected rent, set up roadblocks, and collected commercial taxes and protection fees—essentially "fees"

—not much different from those of warlords, nobles, and bandits. However, they absorbed everyone except slaves to become their disciples and learn martial arts

. Xu Chenggong, the ancestor of the Xu family, was a distant descendant of a minor nobleman who had intermarried with commoners for several

generations. He became a disciple of a certain sect, and due to his good aptitude and occasional fortuitous encounters, his martial arts skills surpassed those of his master.

Xu Chenggong, however, had no desire to follow the sect's path. He participated in the sect's grand martial arts competition, winning one of only

three With the sect's connections and support,

he carved out his own territory in a neighboring county not far from the sect's headquarters, establishing the Xu family.

The Xu family lineage passed down to the generation of Xu Ming, whose father, Xu Zi'an, was the patriarch.

However, due to learning a secret that aroused envy, the entire clan was wiped out

, leaving only Xu Ming as the sole survivor. He was hunted to the sea. His ship sank, but a storm forced his pursuers to abandon him, rendering them

blind and fearing the sinking ship. Clinging to a plank, he drifted for three days and three nights until he reached an island

.

To his surprise, this island was the very one containing the treasure from the secret his father had discovered that had led to the family's annihilation

. And the location where he landed was remarkably

close to the location of the treasure in his memory. After hastily eating some wild fruits and vegetables to fill his stomach, he began

searching for . He found the treasure's location, disguised as a deep mountain mine but resembling an ancient tomb.

After painstakingly opening the door and cracking the mechanisms, he was struck down by the poison in the wild fruits and vegetables he had eaten. His body, weakened

by days of drifting and the arduous search for the treasure, was unable to resist the poison and he died

before the very treasure that had caused the annihilation of his entire family. The Xu family was wiped out.

The origin of this treasure, in the memories of the original owner of this body, Xu Ming, was indeed ancient and

convoluted.

On the land of the Wu Dynasty, the directly controlled lands of the royal family, clinging to the "legacy of ancient gods," had not

increased for many years, and were even decreasing due to natural disasters and the enfeoffment of meritorious relatives and nobles

. However, the royal family remained completely indifferent. They could support the 100,000 members of the royal family, eunuchs,

and palace maids in the capital, plus the 300,000 relatives of the empress, nobles without fiefs, and officials without titles, along with their families,

and the 100,000 slaves they controlled. They didn't need to buy grain, oil, cloth, or metal from other nobles

.

As for the rest of the country, they were quite open-minded, seeking only nominal rule. Their actual interests lay in

collecting the regular tributes from the nobles, a meager amount of nominal "taxes," and the various rare treasures, precious medicinal herbs, and minerals needed for martial arts training and

so-called "cultivation." They left the local nobles with their

armies, distant warlords, and even commoner families to their own devices.

They only cared about the quarterly collection of medicinal herbs and minerals, the supplies brought back by their quarterly officials

, and the feedback they received. The royal family had completely lost interest in ruling the country two generations ago

. "They are only nominal rulers of the world." This was a fact almost no one dared to say

.

And it wasn't unheard of for someone to attempt to overthrow them and establish themselves as emperor. Just 260 years ago,

the three major sects of the Great Wu Dynasty (who, like the royal family, had inherited the legacy of ancient gods, but were of lower caliber and

had poor family genetic aptitude, so they simply founded their own sects, becoming all-encompassing sects that absorbed blood from all over the world to strengthen themselves)

supported a warlord in raising the banner of rebellion. As a result, they meticulously trained for five years, equipped with

450,000 troops, well-equipped, and armed with bronze cannons, and set up five large camps in the left, center, right, front, and rear, engaging in positional defense with deep trenches and high walls, which was already quite

cautious.

However, the Crown Prince led 5,000 imperial guards and 10,000 personal soldiers and retainers from the maternal relatives and distant branches of the royal family, plus

a ragtag force of 10,000 slaves, and directly charged through the front, center, and rear camps, causing the

400,000-plus army to bleed like rivers and rout for thousands of miles. More than 270 generals were killed in battle. Before the warlord could even

commit suicide , the Crown Prince himself stormed into his tent from outside the camp in ten breaths,

crushing his helmeted head with three fingers.

Later, the Crown Prince allowed his relatives and distant branches of the royal family to carry out massacres and looting. The warlord's entire family was slaughtered, and his

magnificent family mansion was destroyed in a fire. The Crown Prince didn't even lift a finger, only ordering his guards and eunuchs

to lead the Imperial Guard to attack the mountain. The three major sects of the Wu Dynasty, which were powerful enough to shake the entire land, each only held out for half a day to a day under the attack of the Imperial

Guard before being wiped out, their entire leadership killed. Finally, because

the Imperial Guard and the Crown Prince completely ignored the ordinary disciples, the disciples of the three major sects scattered

to various places, either joining warlords, families, or nobles, establishing their own sects, or opening martial arts schools, thus becoming

the origin of the numerous and chaotic sects in the land.

One hundred and twenty years ago, a devastating famine swept across the Central Plains, and the Wu Dynasty was no

exception, with countless people starving to death. A peasant uprising ensued, with 200,000 slaves and 150,000 villagers besieging the Wu Dynasty's capital. Meanwhile, a member of the imperial family and a relative of the emperor...

The tax official at the north gate of the capital casually dispatched a junior member of his family, a minor tax clerk who had learned the family's martial arts, along with

fifty ordinary patrol soldiers who had only dabbled in low-grade derivatives of royal martial arts, to "disperse the lowly people

."

In less than a quarter of an hour, they had scattered a force of ten thousand slaves, five thousand villagers, and

over a hundred , killing over five hundred and wounding nearly two thousand. Blood flowed like a

stream. None of the fifty soldiers were injured; only two had their weapons slightly damaged due to poor quality

.

Later, a nobleman who had incited the slaves and villagers to go to the capital for grain after the riot

was assassinated in one move by a eunuch sent by the royal family, protected by three thousand elite guards. The eunuch escaped unscathed, and the nobleman's entire

clan disintegrating and oppressed by local nobles. The men were wantonly slaughtered, and the women

were divided among local nobles, warlords, and landowners.

Among them, the illegitimate son of the scheming nobleman escaped the massacre. He

learned from his father, who knew he was doomed, that before testing the royal family, his father had left a contingency plan on a small island in a vassal state of the Wu Dynasty beyond the East Sea—a

nation comprised of several large islands, numerous smaller islands, and a large peninsula connecting to the mainland—called

"Chrysanthemum Kingdom." This plan

included a trade route, a castle, several trading posts, a dozen ships, and a treasure trove.

The nobleman who incited slaves and mobs to revolt was actually a descendant of

the warlord . Years later, believing

the royal family's power was merely a legend, he thought he could test it once and for all, and thus lost his life. But his illegitimate son could gradually

develop on this isolated island, rebuild his family, and even potentially replace the Chrysanthemum Kingdom.

This was the ideal outcome he envisioned. The reality was that while his illegitimate son escaped

the massacre by the lesser nobles and landowners who divided the land, he was captured by someone unaware of his identity and sold to a

secret sect with one of the three major lineages, practicing evil arts, to be used as a training vessel.

Under the evil secret techniques of the sect leader, he even confessed when he had started experiencing nocturnal emissions, and

was then drained of his life force, dying a gruesome death and his body dumped in a deep valley.

Later, during the Xu family's downfall, this evil secret sect erupted into internal strife. A

female disciple named Bai Xuemei, an orphan adopted by the sect leader from a young age, was considered his successor, passing on secret techniques and the whereabouts of a treasure

. However, Bai Xuemei decisively escaped during the sect's internal strife, hiding her identity as a sex slave who had escaped from a noble

family . She was found by Xu Zi'an, who was traveling, and taken home.

Feeling betrayed by Bai Xuemei's failure to stay and fight, the sect leader was heartbroken and even

abandoned suicide after being defeated. However, she was captured by the organizers of the internal strife and subjected to various methods that stripped her of all internal energy

and martial arts skills, and subjected her to gang rape and torture. Filled with resentment, she revealed the treasure's location in front of these instigators, the outsider instigator,

and the instigator's subordinates—dozens of people in total—and claimed that

Bai Xuemei knew detailed information.

She then used a mental technique to destroy her own mind, becoming a mindless and speechless idiot. After being used as a sex tool, those people began searching for Bai Xuemei, who knew the treasure's

whereabouts .

Soon, the Xu family was exposed, and attacks followed. Sensing something was wrong, Xu Zi'an captured

Bai Xuemei and interrogated her. Bai Xuemei naturally refused to speak, but in her folly, she cleverly

used a secret technique of her sect on Xu Zi'an.

The sect that Xu Chenggong, the ancestor of the Xu family, studied under also received a portion of the inheritance of one of the three major sects. Among them,

Xu Chenggong learned and mastered a rather useless spiritual secret technique, which was passed down from generation to generation by the Xu family patriarch. This

secret technique was not very useful except for preventing internal energy cultivation from going astray. However, it was precisely when

attacked by the same secret technique learned by Bai Xuemei, that it could reflect the attack back at the caster, and

this effect could be enhanced through sexual intercourse.

Then, during the brutal rape, Bai Xuemei cried out and groaned, revealing everything. Xu Zi'an immediately

told the secret to his three sons and organized a group of people to cover his eldest son

Xu Yang , second son Xu Liang, and youngest son Xu Ming as they fled in different directions. He himself stayed behind, taking Bai Xuemei

, a woman whose mind had been washed back to a childlike state by his secret technique and who was absolutely obedient to Xu Zi'an's orders,

to serve as the biggest bait.

After lamenting Xu Ming's bad luck and reviewing the origins of the treasure,

Xu Ming, now with his hands behind his back and whistling, prepared to inspect the

treasures that were now entirely his. However, before that, he needed to secure his trump

cards could finally relax completely.

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