Challenge the most ambitious worldbuilding.
No cheats, no mindless action, and a plot-driven story.
Let us follow the protagonist Yu and witness how, step by step, he commits the greatest evil in the world: claiming all under heaven as his own.
When the Great Way prevails, all under heaven belongs to everyone.
In ancient times, people wanted to believe that the world was shared by all, and that no one had the right to rule.
A boy named Yu believed this too, following in his father's footsteps.
But we already know how his father met his end.
The world may belong to everyone, but the heavens belong to themselves.
Countless gods casually rewrite the laws of the land and toy with the fates of its people.
To them, the young people who give their lives resisting fate are no more than the stones Jingwei casts into the sea.
“The scattered mortals below have no right to challenge the gods above, unless...”
Yes, this is the record of Yu's fall. In the end, he will claim all under heaven as his own, committing a grave mistake that will shape thousands of years of history.
Let us witness this beautiful jade rot.
Bear witness!
Since many readers have questions, here's an advance explanation of the story:
Most Western terms are fabricated histories invented by villains to achieve their goals, and various circumstances make them reality.
Mi Mei's true form is female.
Yu doesn't have a strong sense of presence, and his eyes look like the protagonist, which is a bit strange. Is Mi Mei the heroine?