In Cangxuan Continent, the weak eat the strong, the immortals are hypocritical, the demons are bloodthirsty, and human lives are like grass. The protagonist, Ling Jin, was born in hell on earth. When he was young, he witnessed the sect monks slaughtering the city to refine souls. His whole family had their hearts cut open and their bones taken out to make magical weapons. He himself was abandoned in the blood abyss of the corpse mountain and survived by eating corpse bones, drinking blood and devouring souls.
He entered the practice of spiritual practice with a broken body, abandoned the right path and benevolence, and specialized in the taboo magic skills of swallowing souls, devouring blood, eroding bones and refining corpses. In order to seize the spiritual veins, he massacred the whole family; in order to refine the evil weapon, he skinned the spiritual skins of the monks alive and shattered the Nascent Soul to make blades; in order to break the realm, he sacrificed the blood of millions of mortals and 3,000 monks, triggering a blood catastrophe in the world.
He traveled all over Jiuzhou, killing immortal sects, beheading masters, destroying fellow sects, devouring divine beasts, and swallowing Tao fruits. Anyone who stood in his way would have their souls broken and their souls refined, and they would never be reincarnated. In the past, the noble sect regarded him as the public enemy of heaven and gathered all the monks to encircle and suppress him. Instead, he refined it with blood formation and turned it into cultivation nutrients.
Ling Jin has no relatives or friends, no mercy and no kindness. He proves his way through killing and pave his way to immortality with his blood. He smashed the shackles of heaven, refined the creatures of all worlds, and finally reached the pinnacle, becoming the Dark Immortal Lord who controls the mountains of corpses and seas of blood, uses the bones of all living beings as his throne, and uses billions of souls as fuel.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.