King of Kings
Wang Kuole
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Male-Oriented Fiction Eastern Fantasy Otherworld JourneyHegemonyWizardTime TravelSystem FlowCheat PowerSpread of FaithSummary
While climbing Mount Tai, modern young man Chu Jianghe stumbles into an ancient temple. After taking an old coin, he is transported to the continent of Amast and becomes Arthur, the newly crowned young king of the Red Lion Kingdom. The original body had been bewitched by a black-robed sorcerer into sacrificing to an evil god, and now he inherits a kingdom beset by internal and external troubles: the neighboring kingdom of Atlan has massed its troops at the border, while the noble factions within are deeply entrenched. The ancient coin grants him the "Fiery Eyes," which allow him to inspect the information of all things, and the god-tier cultivation method The True Scripture of Mount Tai. He also comprehends the Silver Moon Knight's breathing method under the moonlight and formally embarks on the path of cultivation. From then on, while reorganizing his army and forging ties with the powerful, he travels the continent as an adventurer, secretly intervening in the conflicts among nations.Editor's review
This is a typical Western-fantasy transmigration conquest novel...Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers who like transmigration Western fantasy and kingdom-conquest themes
- Readers who prefer cheat-driven openings and brisk power-fantasy
- Readers interested in mixed Eastern-Western mythology settings
Not a good fit for
- Hardcore fantasy readers who prefer rigorous medieval Western settings
- Slow-burn readers who dislike a protagonist starting with everything going his way
Reading tips
- Read the first three chapters to decide whether you can accept the East-West mixed setting
- Note the ancient coin and the Eastern Peak Emperor thread—it is the main foreshadowing running through the book
- Use the fiery-eyes info panel to quickly grasp the level system when encountering proper nouns
FAQ
Is this Eastern cultivation or Western fantasy?
It is set on a Western fantasy continent, but the protagonist cultivates Eastern god-tier arts—a mix of East and West.What is the protagonist's cheat?
The fiery eyes brought by the ancient coin, which reveal information about objects and himself, plus the god-tier art True Scripture of Taiyue.How far has it updated?
Ongoing, with about 16 to 18 public chapters—a short work.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
Wang Kuole AuthorWang Kuole is a web-fiction author about whom very little public information is available, with only one work currently on record. That representative work, The King of Kings, is classified under male-oriented fiction and Eastern fantasy, suggesting that his writing targets a male readership and draws on the imaginative framework of Eastern fantasy. Since basic details such as birth and death dates and nationality cannot be confirmed, his creative background, stylistic development and existing influence are difficult to describe in detail; one can only infer from the work's category that the story may revolve around power struggles, the rise of a king, or conflicts in a fictional world, with the leveling-up and confrontation elements common to the genre. Overall, Wang Kuole remains a sparsely documented author, and readers can currently grasp his profile only through this single work, The King of Kings.