The Plane Immortal Official Token

Citong 2016

No rating yet

Word count: 690K words

Summary

Special forces soldier Yang Lie is gravely wounded and near death in training; after being reborn, his heart is embedded with an Immortal Official Token that houses a spirit. Born in the war of the gods, the token requires its bearer to travel across myriad worlds and gather fortune to reinforce the Nine Provinces Barrier and reforge the Heavenly Court; failure erases body and soul alike. After the spirit falls dormant, only a law of equivalent exchange remains. Yang Lie's first mission lands him in a Three Kingdoms scenario, where he weighs his identity and circumstances, joins the Yellow Turban Army, and rises step by step from killing wolves and breaking through sieges, relying on modern military training and the Immortal Official Token to establish his resolve through martial prowess, his standing through law, and his power through strategy, striving to revive Huaxia and traverse three thousand planes.

Editor's review

This is a typical male-oriented multiverse power fantasy: the opening combo of immortal token, special forces soldier, and Yellow Turban Three Kingdoms moves fast, and the equivalent exchange rule has room for fun, making it suitable for readers who enjoy plane-hopping, military-political conquest, and Huaxia sentiment. The drawbacks are plain prose, rough logic, casually mixed historical and mythological elements, flat characters, obvious power-ups later on, and limited depth.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Veteran readers of multiverse and infinite-flow fiction
Readers who enjoy Three Kingdoms, Yellow Turban, and military conquest themes
Readers seeking fast-paced power fantasies who don't mind plain prose

Not a good fit for

Readers who prefer serious historical accuracy
Readers who value character depth and literary quality

Reading tips

Read the first five chapters to see if you accept the Yellow Turban perspective and the power-fantasy pacing.
Treat the equivalent exchange rule as the core appeal and watch how the protagonist uses it to trade for resources.
Later plane jumps are large; skim the transition chapters and focus on the conquest and the deification finale.

FAQ

Is this book completed? Roughly how many words?

It is completed at about 690,000 words, with the last update around February.

Which faction does the protagonist join first?

In the Three Kingdoms scenario he chooses to join the Yellow Turban Army rather than the Han army.

What is the core function of the Immortal Official Token?

Equivalent exchange and "three ranks higher upon seeing an official"; failing a mission means total erasure.

This site is an index: you start “Search all sources” in your browser, and the entries it lists all point to third-party sites; please judge their availability yourself.

About the author

Citong 2016 Author

Citong 2016 is a Chinese author mainly writing web fiction; publicly available information is limited and biographical details have not been disclosed. The library currently holds five of the author's works, including Zhutian Fenbao, Zhutian Dazhimin, Wei Mian Xian Guan Ling, Naruto: My Summoning Jutsu Connects to the Holy Realm, and From the Siheyuan Begins the Heavenly Dao Reincarnation. These titles suggest a recurring use of cross-world settings such as “zhutian,” “planes,” and “heavenly dao reincarnation,” with elements of time-travel alternate history and science fiction, as well as fan-fiction-inspired reworking. The works are commonly categorized as male-oriented fiction, science fiction and future, urban fiction, premium fiction, and time-travel alternate history. The author tends to drive plots through systematic world-building and writes for readers who enjoy dense settings and brisk pacing.