The Dust Settles, but the Song Goes On

A village Taoist plagued by nightmares, a mysterious jade pendant engraved with the character “Dust,” and a mirror-born frenzy that turns the cultivation world upside down. While everyone else is obsessed with the numbers in “data cultivation,” he uses the Yin-Yang Formula to comprehend the source of the Great Dao.

He has no spiritual energy in his body, yet can shatter a Golden Core with his bare hands. He holds the universe in his palm, yet is dogged by misfortune.

Who do the mountains of corpses and seas of blood in the seemingly ordinary young Taoist’s nightly nightmares belong to? Why does his master, Qingyun Zi, refuse to speak of his origins?

“Nothing can be taken to its limit, so it is followed by Before Completion, and thus it ends.”

See how Ye Chen enters the Dao through “nothing” and composes his own song of the mortal world.