In this world, practitioners do not breathe in the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, but comprehend and trace the imprint of the law of the universe called "Tao Mark".
Dao marks are the most original marks left by the rules of all things when the world first opened. Practitioners use their souls as paper and their wills as pens to imprint the traces of the Tao onto their own spiritual platform and sea of consciousness, thereby controlling the power of heaven and earth. Wind has traces of wind, fire has traces of fire, life and death have their traces.
However, this path is not easy. Every time a Dao mark is imitated, an invisible and qualityless "dust of the Dao" will be attracted. The accumulation of dust will blind the mind and distort emotions, eventually causing the monk's spiritual platform to collapse and turn into an "unrighteous person" who only knows killing. Throughout the ages, countless geniuses have been arrogant for a while, but in the end they can't escape the ending of dust and death.
Immortality is not the infinite superposition of power, but the pursuit of the subtle and eternal balance between the raging torrent of Dao Marks and the deadly Dust of Dao Marks.
The protagonist, **Ye Ling Shu**, comes from a declining "Taoist imitation" family. His family is not good at fighting, and is only good at recording and analyzing various incomplete and ancient Tao marks. In the eyes of the world, this is the most useless "miscellaneous knowledge". When the family's last shelter was about to be taken away, Ye Lingshu saw a completely different future on a broken ancestral tablet that no one could decipher.
He will redraw the traces of heaven and earth with the pen in his hand, brush away the dust that has enveloped the ages, and explore an unprecedented path to immortality.