Dethroning Dragons: Zhang Xing and Bai Yousi

In this world, there are dragons. They take countless forms: some roam the rivers and seas, some soar above lofty mountains, some hide in the nethermost depths, and some ride among the clouds. Once roused, they can swallow winds and summon snow, divert rivers and carve waterways, unleash lightning and breathe fire, cleave mountains and part the seas. There are dragons among mortals, too. These paragons of humanity harbor grand ambitions and brilliant strategies, with schemes vast enough to encompass the cosmos and aspirations great enough to swallow heaven and earth. When their moment comes, they can turn the world upside down, decide the balance of power and redraw borders, establish dynasties and seek the Way, ascending to their rightful stations as dragons. As a transmigrator who had lost his way, Zhang Xing initially wanted to become a dragon himself. Later, however, he discovered that the competition in that line of work was far too cutthroat. So he decided to change careers-and bring all the dragons down instead. Walk every road beneath heaven, that every corner of the world may be connected. Dethrone every dragon beneath heaven, that everyone in the world may have the chance to become one. This is an old-fashioned transmigration tale.