Cultivation? No, I'm Arguing the Law

This work pioneered the unique setting of the rebirth of souls from another world in the traditional Xianxia genre, but strictly followed the pure Xianxia worldview. The protagonist Lin Feiyunan is the reincarnation of a magician from another world. His unique practice method is not a simple fusion of magic and immortality. Instead, it is based on Taoist thought and transforms knowledge from another world into a practice method that conforms to the laws of heaven and earth. Compared with traditional Xianxia works, the biggest innovation of this work lies in the cognitive conflict and spiritual breakthrough brought about by the protagonist's dual identity, rather than a simple superposition of powers. The heroine Ye Lingyue is not simply the reincarnation of the spirit of the Dark Moon Ring, but the reincarnation of the moon god who sacrificed herself to protect the world of cultivation in ancient times. The male protagonist Lin Feiyu finally reaches the supreme state of no sword and no self, and his personality completes the sublimation from an avenger to a guardian. His relationship with the heroine Ye Lingyue is completed in a way that transcends the world - the two become the incarnations of heaven that shine together with the sun and the moon, and are together forever. The ultimate choice in life is to give up personal detachment and assume the important task of maintaining the balance of the three realms. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.