The last Great Encompasser of the Wu Clan in the Myriad Worlds was on the verge of reaching the supreme Dao when he resolutely chose to start cultivating anew, returning to his youth.
This is a journey from experimental subject to invincible powerhouse. There is joy along the way, and sorrow too, but above all, detachment.
Across the Myriad Worlds, Great Encompassers create worlds with a single thought, while supreme Dao Venerables sit at the end of time, searching for every path that might exist.
Other beings struggle desperately for the slimmest chance of survival, hoping to escape reincarnation.
Countless worlds rise and fall. All living beings are as dust, and the Heavenly Dao is as insignificant as an ant. Without becoming a Great Encompasser, everything is an illusion.
Who truly rules the underworld?
The Heavenly Court is weak, so why does it have projections in every world?
Just how powerful is the idealist school of cultivation?
Can quantum technology fight a Great Encompasser?
Explore the nature of the Myriad Worlds, break free of their cages, and see whether they are simply another cycle of reincarnation.
This book is partially behind-the-scenes. The protagonist is invincible and gets relatively little page time. The focus is on touring the Myriad Worlds, with many different worlds to visit.
There are no clear-cut heroes or villains in this book. The protagonist kills, saves, and destroys simply because “I want to.”
This is a new author's work, with poor writing and shaky logic. Readers who like to think things through, please stay away. Thank you!
