As the Great Yun dynasty neared its end, Yunjiang suffered an unprecedented drought. Then, as if things could not get any worse, a plague broke out, and northern barbarians seized the opportunity to invade. The whole land fell into chaos, and the people were plunged into misery. Even the south gradually succumbed to drought and plague. The Great Yun dynasty seemed doomed.
At this moment of crisis, the statues of the gods, long forgotten by the people, suddenly soared into the sky, blazing with radiant light as one deity after another appeared!
Wherever the light reached, withered crops sprang back to life, dead trees budded anew, fields flourished with hemp and wheat, rivers flowed again, and the plague vanished...
To thank the gods, the people built temples and offered flowers, fruit, cattle, and sheep. But the gods refused their offerings, turning their eyes instead toward “children and young women.”
Su Qi, driven by love, refused to accept the gods' arrangements and fought back alone. He was slain, then brought back to life. After successfully killing a god, he embarked on the path of cultivation. But when he arrived in the cultivation world, he discovered that it was far from peaceful: bizarre sect rules, corrupted cultivators, fraudulent techniques, and gods bent on ruling the world...
