Rebirth of the Multiversal Dragon King

Original Name - Primordial Resurrection


Before the known universe was born, there existed conscious beings made of energies known as Primorials. They were born out of different thoughts and ideas. They had powers that could turn the laws of the universe upside down. When they exhaled, several universes were formed, and when they inhaled, several of the universes were destroyed.
And these beings were ruled by one king, named Ragnak. Born from the energy of a dragon, Ragnak was referred to as the Dragon King. He donned the Throne of Might, a seat which reigns the entire concept of existence. Monarium, the resource with which the seat was made of, was said to be so powerful that it could seal anything and everything, all at once.
Under the rule of the Dragon Monarch, the kingdom of Primordials nurtured and preserved the multiverse. Peace was maintained, until a new class of beings emerged from the idea of evil, known as the Supremes. These creatures, although few in numbers, mixed themselves with the Primordials and decided to overthrow Ragnak. They manipulated The One, who was the creator of the throne, into helping them to seal Ragnak and claim the royalty to themselves.
Ragnak, respecting The One, refused to fight him. Eventually, he was sealed and the people loyal to him were banished from the kingdom. The Supremes took over the throne, and the creation and destruction of the multiverse was altered.
An eternity later...
Jimmy Bumstead, a 23 year old man, was visited by an unknown man who claimed to be his servant. He says that Jimmy is the resurrection of the Dragon King, and helps him gain his memories back.
Once Jimmy regains the past memories, he decides to reform his past army and declares war upon the Kingdom of Supreme to take back his righteous Throne. Read as Jimmy, with his loyal followers, defeats the Supremes and becomes the worthy king again!

Author's Note -
The chapters in the novel might be sometimes reuploaded because I feel there were things missing or went wrong in the original chapters. They may be marked as (Revised) after their titles. I would recommend you as the reader to read those revised chapters too, as the further story will go according to them. For new readers, skip the present original chapters and read the revised ones. Then they can continue normally after they caught up. Again, these revised chapters are not always. Only for the chapters I feel do not go with the story's flow.