In heaven, the god general Liu Ang and the demon general Chi Gu experienced a life-and-death battle, cherished each other, and privately worshiped as blood brothers.
One day, he encountered the three kings of the demon, evil, and ghost tribes who bullied people and the weak king of the two spirit tribes. Liu Ang angrily fought against them and was defeated. When they were defeated, Chi Gu came to help, and the gods and demons joined forces to fight against the powerful enemy.
At that time, there were eight races in the world. Gods, demons, demons, and evil spirits divided the world. The two races of spirits and souls were neutral, and the two races of humans and ghosts were fish and meat. Gods and demons were supposed to be at odds with each other, but the three kings discovered the clues of Liu and Chi's alliance.
In order to prevent being exposed, Liu Chi joined forces with humans and spirits to fight against the three kings until both were injured. At the critical moment, the Soul King came to help, and the three kings counterattacked severely injuring Liu Ang. Liu Ang burst into tears with all his strength, responded to the three kings and saved human souls, and almost perished with the three kings.
Chigu protected Liu Ang with the disintegration of the heavenly demon, and the soul king assisted Liu Ang with the heavenly soul chain to connect the numerology of all parties, and combined the Taoism of the five tribes to rebuild Liu Ang's divine body. However, the power of the human spirit is not enough, and the success fails, so he has to be sent to the Cave of Reincarnation to reincarnate as a mortal in the universe.
Afterwards, Chi Gu's demonic nature became powerful and he wanted to kill human souls to vent his anger. The human soul remembered Liu Ang's kindness, destroyed his cultivation and entered the universe, and wanted to protect Liu Ang's path. As a result, he encountered the turbulence of time and space and strayed into the wilderness...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.