Grand Fortress Lord of the Myriad Worlds

Meng Sanxia

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Summary

After tipping the novel Grand Fortress Lord of the Myriad Worlds as its alliance leader, Li Ding unexpectedly transmigrates and becomes the fortress lord of Black Wind Fort on Black Ridge Mountain in a grand xianxia world. The original body had robbed the Qingshan Fort commander of his Qi-Lifting Art and carried off his concubine, then was knocked down with one palm by a young hero new to the jianghu, drawing over a thousand elite Qingshan Fort soldiers seeking justice. At the critical moment, the Gate of Myriad Worlds binds successfully: everyone in the fortress is locked to death-loyal devotion toward him and can cross the myriad worlds with him. After weighing the gains of each world, Li Ding first chooses the world of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, planning to collect internal-energy manuals to boost the fighting strength of the newborn Black Wind Sect, earn resources, and prepare for the coming siege.

Editor's review

The core hook is a fortress chief crossing the myriad worlds together with all his men. The opening tightly braids the Qingshan Fort crisis with the Gate of Myriad Worlds cheat; group combat, manual-looting, and resource-hoarding give it more of a management feel than solo infinite-flow stories, and the early pace is brisk. The flaws are equally clear: the author has already announced at the end of chapters that the push is discontinued and updates have stopped, so the story remains at the early stage of entering The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, with character building and worldbuilding left undeveloped. It is a work with interesting ideas but no finish.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Readers who enjoy myriad-worlds travel and group management
Readers interested in fortress and outlaw-hero themes
Readers who can accept short, unfinished works

Not a good fit for

Readers who cannot accept a work abandoned mid-way
Readers seeking complete plots and character growth
Readers with high demands for rigorous xianxia worldbuilding

Reading tips

Treat it as a premise sampler and focus on the ideas of the Gate of Myriad Worlds and fortress management
Know before reading that the book has stopped updating to avoid disappointment from the cut-off plot
Note the arc of collecting manuals in the Smiling, Proud Wanderer world as a comparison point for similar myriad-worlds stories

FAQ

Is this book complete?

No; the author has posted a notice discontinuing it, and the work remains at an early stage.

Which myriad world does the protagonist visit first?

Li Ding selects The Smiling, Proud Wanderer from the available options, aiming mainly to collect internal-energy manuals.

What genre is this book?

Myriad-worlds infinite flow, blending a xianxia background with fortress-group transmigration and management elements.

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About the author

Meng Sanxia Author

Meng Sanxia is an author mainly engaged in online literature. Public information about the author is limited. Three works can currently be confirmed: Walker in the Worlds, The Descent of the Worlds: Let Me Be Shameless First, and The Great Chief of the Worlds. Judging from the titles and subject matter of these three works, the author's writing centers on the "worlds" (zhutian) genre of web fiction, often categorized under male-oriented novels, science fiction and the future, and Eastern fantasy, and is regarded as part of quality web literature. The term "worlds" generally refers to a narrative framework in which the protagonist travels through multiple worlds or planes, emphasizing dungeon-like arcs, power growth, and cross-world interaction. Meng Sanxia's writing style tends toward lighthearted humor; the titles carry an evident tone of banter and self-mockery, and the author is skilled at weaving everyday fun and character interaction into grand settings, making the stories fast-paced and highly readable. Although the author's nationality, dates of birth and death, and other background details remain unclear, the works have already gained some presence in the relevant categories and are suitable for readers who enjoy multi-world travel and lighthearted web fiction.