In the Canghuan World, the Three Teachings stand in opposition, while ghosts, monsters, and demons run rampant without restraint. The teeming masses suffer in an endless sea of misery.
The imperial dynasties vie for supremacy, each seeking to unify the land. The Directorate of Astronomy and Calendrics carries out the emperor's orders, while scholars wage battles with their words and armies clash on the battlefield. Rich and poor alike bear heavy taxes, all so one ruler can become an emperor for the ages, heedless of the people's suffering.
Confucianism upholds the lost teachings of the sages. The scholars of its academies emulate the sages in their pursuit of knowledge and learning, seeking to provide the people with a reason to live and to gather wisdom from all. Yet there are also powerful schools that take a radical path, intending to suppress the Hundred Schools of Thought and rule the world with a single doctrine.
Taoism upholds strict laws, enforces Heaven's will, slays demons and monsters, and saves the common people. Yet it cannot resist the illusory promise of eternal life. The world is its board, all living beings its pieces, and it gambles for immortality.
The Buddha's teachings call for sacrificing oneself to enter the underworld. With a compassionate heart, one may suffer on behalf of all living beings, yet the six desires and seven emotions of the mortal world are an endless abyss.
Xiao Ye, a guard at the Lin residence, awakens a mysterious space at the age of twenty. He receives the sages' teachings, observes the evolution of Buddhist law, and comprehends the Great Dao of Heaven and Earth.
He strives to become the mightiest ruler in the Canghuan World.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I wonder if anyone has read the book I wrote~Original fantasy, killing monsters and upgrading.
It is not easy for a newcomer to write such a masterpiece. I look forward to the author's continued performance!