Prehistoric: Ember Dao Root

Pangu opened the sky, all the ways were established, and all living things in the world entered the book of cause and effect of the way of heaven. The only embers are the remnant souls that survived the catastrophe. He is a fish that has slipped through the net of heaven and earth. Heaven does not recognize him and the great road does not accept him. Unable to cultivate his innate magical powers, unable to comprehend the traces of the heavenly path, the orthodox path of cultivation was completely blocked for him, and only one earthly immortal emerged from hundreds of thousands of years. But misfortunes and blessings depend on each other, and not carrying traces of the path means that there will be no cause and effect for all tribulations. The Longhan Catastrophe swept through the ancient world, the calamity deceived people's minds, gods and demons fought, and all races were reduced to measuring firewood for calamity. All sentient beings were going along with the calamity and perishing, but he was the only one who went against the trend. Others compete for spiritual treasures, seize Taoist fruits, and worship gods and demons to seek the road; he travels across the wilderness to save weak creatures who should have perished, protects lives and establishes the Tao, and personally embarks on his own path of overcoming calamity. An embers-born ruins contain the rest of the world; a wisp of embers' soul stirs up the prehistoric chess game. Heaven regards him as a flaw that must be erased, and many powerful powers are secretly watching and plotting. When the entire prehistoric world obeyed the calamity and headed for destruction, Ember sneered: "Heaven wants to destroy all living beings, so I will go against heaven." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.