The Great Dao: Uprooting Mountains and Plucking the Moon

After a legendary figure put an end to the righteous-demonic war that had raged three hundred years earlier,

the Beiming Lands were left with few capable people. The young lord, Beiming Hen, bore a heavy responsibility and began putting his plan into action: he crippled his own cultivation and created a false impression, even sacrificing members of his clan.

By chance, he was rescued by Yang Zhaoxin, the senior disciple of the head of Zhongzhou's foremost sword sect, but incurred the resentment of her junior brother. During this trial, the junior brother, Ling Han, unexpectedly obtained the divine sword Gouhuo, a key focus of this book.

Beiming Hen unexpectedly entered the Baijian Sect, another key focus of this book. His arrival began to unravel the sect's many secrets, while drawing him into various conspiracies.

After the sect's leader, Ling Fengxing, failed in seclusion, he began trying to fuse the Shangqing Tongxuan technique into Beiming Hen for his own use. The technique can fuse with any manual. Meanwhile, a watcher lurked, waiting for a chance to steal Shangqing Tongxuan.

Then came the tournament and treasure rewards. Ling Fengxing went out to gain experience, and other sects entered the picture, setting off a tale of grudges and vendettas across the martial world.

Beiming Hen would be exploited for his cultivation technique, cast out by his sect, and later hunted down.

Ling Fengxing would face a father-son battle against his own relative, Ling Han.

As the story progresses, the plot moves on to wiping out the demon cult in Dongyi and seizing treasures in the great mountains of Nanman.

The protagonist will experience a hazy romance, but it will come to nothing, leaving an unforgettable mark on his heart.

In the end, everyone will abandon the protagonist. He will set out alone to exterminate demons and monsters, entering the Buzhou Mountain range and uncovering the secrets of the legendary figure.