In the ancient times, the twelve gods used the human world as a chessboard to play the "Game of the Gods." They issued oracles every hundred years and designated "destined people" to complete absurd tasks, and the losers became sacrifices to nourish the divine world. The human world is divided into nine realms, each realm is ruled by theocracy, and every corner is hidden with monitoring devices and punishment agencies set up by the gods. In the Cangwu Domain, an undercurrent of resistance to divine authority and competition for the highest level of martial arts was quietly surging.