Dust Tribulation Reverse Journey

In a mud house in a border town, the orphan Chen Mo chewed some bitter weed roots, looked at the aura of the monks crossing the sky, and dug his nails into his palms. This is a world of cultivating immortals that is firmly framed by the "rules of heaven". Spiritual roots determine qualifications, and skills are divided into good and bad. There is a natural chasm between mortals and the path to immortality. All his parents left him was a handbook with missing pages, recording the rudimentary craftsmanship of pottery and iron forging. No one expected that this seemingly useless miscellaneous note would allow Chen Mo to see through the mystery of "the heaven and the earth are like a furnace, and all things are made of materials" - he understood the "flow of fire" from the quenched blue smoke of the blacksmith shop, observed the "trend of the soil veins" from the cracks in the pottery kiln, and studied the "way of balance" on the scales of merchants in the market. When the famous monks were trapped in the ancestral skills, and the way of heaven regarded all living beings as pawns, this young man who crawled out of the mire used his skills to forge immortal magic, and asked the sky with the wisdom of the market: "If the way of heaven is the rules, I will be the one to change the rules!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.