Beneath the ordinary, undercurrents surge into the sky
Lin Che, a college student, awakened to "swallowing supernatural powers" due to a bizarre car accident, and was forced to get involved in the dark side of Longyuan City - consortiums monopolizing spiritual energy, supernatural beings and monks fighting, ancient secret realms and reality overlapping. When he rescued Su Li, the saint of the Xuanxu Realm, the "Chaos Spiritual Root" dormant in his body exploded completely and became a pawn in the struggle between the two realms. However, he also revealed the world-destroying grudge between the God of War Chi You and the demon outside the realm thousands of years ago.
The double world is the blade, chaos is the sheath
The left hand controls the nano battle armor to blast through the Demon Sect's mountain gate, and the right hand presses the secret to summon the ancient sword formation to suppress the nuclear weapon. Lin Che used her mortal body to combine the power of technology and cultivation to solve unsolved urban cases and bloody battles in mysterious ruins: annihilating the Dark Night Chamber of Commerce that sacrificed creatures, destroying the "god-killing plan" of the conglomerate, and even obtained the Kunlun Mirror that predicts the future in the Immortal Burial Secret Realm. However, when he touches the truth behind the Gate of Apocalypse, he discovers that the sword bone of his best friend Xiao Wuhen, the betrayal of the saint Su Li, and even the adopted orphan Xiao Qi are all links in the causal chain for the demon's resurrection.
There is no victory in the end, only the way will last forever
When the two worlds collapsed, Lin Che used the spiritual root of chaos as a sacrifice to become the master and seal the demon. When the smoke cleared, he lost his magical power and hid in a corner of Longyuan City with Su Li. Amidst the scent of tea in the teahouse, the fragments of the Kunlun Mirror shimmered - the soul of young Xiao Qi continued to whisper, and outside the sky, the bloody crack loomed again...
