Transformations of the Hidden Dragon

Hidden Dragon Transformation is a long-form urban supernatural novel by the web author Fenghua Jueshi. It was first serialized on Qidian Chinese Network and is the author's tenth VIP work, running to roughly one million characters and concluding at around two hundred and seventy chapters. The story begins at the Celestial Court's Immortal Execution Platform: the Great Luo Golden Immortal Ye Qiuyu, bestowed the title "True Lord of the Purple Dragon," commands near-limitless magical power and is ranked alongside Erlang Zhenjun Yang Jian as one of the two strongest loose immortals in the heavenly realm. Arrogant, unrestrained, and gallant by nature, he chafes against the rules of the Celestial Court. After offending the Jade Emperor, his immortal bones are extracted, his immortal arts sealed, and he is banished to the mortal world. Through Wen Zhong's covert maneuvering, a trace of his power remains, and he descends into the modern city as an ordinary mortal, becoming a student at Tianhai University. Once fallen to earth, this former powerhouse of the heavenly realm must re-establish himself in an unfamiliar modern society: after saving a beauty in distress, he meets Han Yueyue, the second young lady of Tianhai's Han family, who takes him as her master, drawing him into the feuds between the Han family and various other forces. Facing adversaries such as the Yellow-Browed Great Immortal, a yellow weasel who cultivated for a thousand years, and Mingde, a guardian of the Luo Sect, he can only maneuver with his remaining power and his wits. At the same time, he takes in Qingqing, a kind fox spirit who is being hunted. Told in the vein of "an immortal's tale of misfortune," the work blends lighthearted humor with urban adventure and escalating magical combat, laying groundwork for old grudges from the Celestial Court while delivering lively stories of campus life, family intrigues, and jianghu-style conflicts in the mortal world. The novel is complete; this edition is the web-serialized text and carries no official publication copyright information.