I Cursed the Heavenly Emperor from My Cave

Name: I Cursed the Heavenly Emperor from My Cave
Author: let_me_win

by let_me_win

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Transmigrator Dao Sovereign Xu Tianyuan knows the primary rule of survival in a brutal cultivation world: the most dazzling geniuses are always the first to die. Possessing a peerless face and an innate talent that would ignite a continent-wide war, he makes the logical choice—he locks himself in an abandoned back-mountain cave and vows never to leave until he is absolutely invincible. He spends all his time reinforcing his cave with dozens of concealment and spatial distortion arrays. His cheat is the Celestial Providence Audit Platform, a system that provides him with a daily feed of cosmic gossip and monitors everyone’s hostility toward him (the Karmic Malice Index). His only method of self-defense is the Abyssal Chaos Curse Scripture, a terrifying, untraceable obsidian tablet that allows him to sacrifice his own lifespan or spiritual energy to safely curse any enemy on his index from infinite distance, inflicting mental demons and accidents. When a petty sect deacon vows to break his legs for skipping labor, Xu Tianyuan uses the tablet, causing the deacon to tumble down 84 steps and break his own jaw. But this is only the beginning. As his cautious nature and reclusive lifestyle make him appear enlightened and mysterious to the outside world, he unknowingly draws the eye of greater powers. Forced to defend his solitude, Xu Tianyuan must systematically eliminate holy sons, demon lords, and eventually, the tyrannical Celestial Sovereign of the Nine Heavens himself—one untraceable, catastrophic curse at a time, without ever setting foot outside his home.