A young man transmigrates into the first ephemeral dream in the primordial world.
He takes human form in the early days before the Investiture of the Gods, and Tongtian makes an exception to take him in as his fifth disciple, naming him Hao Xuan Qingzun and treating him with great affection.
He wants to change the calamity that awaits the Jie Sect, but how could a mere immortal change the game between the Saints?
In the end, Hao Xuan becomes the final safeguard Tongtian, the leader of the Jie Sect, leaves behind. Using divine powers, he falls asleep beyond the void, waiting for the right moment.
After a dream lasting a thousand eras, he awakens to find the world unchanged, but its people are not the same.
The world of this age is out of balance. The Dao is unseen, the mysterious and sinister hold sway, people are treated like straw, and the Heavenly Gate lies submerged.
One dream spans three thousand eras. The Jie Sect appears once more.
This time, Hao Xuan takes the helm of the Jie Sect. He will fight for the glorious Great Dao, defy countless tribulations, and ensure the sect endures forever!
So, first question: is it a little too filial to rebuild the Jie Sect and become its leader without the master's permission?
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
