After countless cycles of fate, the laws of Heaven and destiny always come to this.
I was once free and carefree, but to break free of fate, I lost everything.
The laws of Heaven turn in an endless cycle, and destiny is a web in which all living beings struggle. A white-browed immortal arrives astride a crane. To defy Heaven's decree, he scatters two drops of water from the same source: one becomes fire, blazing fiercely, and is named Zhibo; the other becomes water, gentle and deep, and is named Kaifan.
Fire and water share the same origin, yet they are destined to clash. Zhibo pursues ultimate power and freedom, while Kaifan clings to inner peace and wisdom. They are both sworn enemies and dear friends, their fates intertwined, every step part of a larger game. When the clash between Heaven's decree and destiny arrives, what will they choose? Will they submit to fate, or defy Heaven and break the shackles of the cycle?
This is an epic clash of fire and water, and a cultivation fantasy legend about destiny, freedom, and choice. The wheels of fate turn slowly, but the true answer may lie deep within those two drops of water from the same source...
The content is simple, there is no romance, and there is no intention to favor the protagonist. Everyone is miserable. I'll go, I can't get enough of it. The number of words in each chapter is too few. I love it.