In the interstellar age where technology and cultivation coexist, Ling Yuan, the youngest Jindan monk in Xuantian Palace, was ambushed by Zerg while searching for the stolen "Star Marrow" and was stranded in the dead star belt. In a desperate situation, he met An Che, a special executive from the Interstellar Federation - a "perfect creation" created with genetic technology and capable of analyzing the energy of the universe. He was tracking the high-dimensional parasite "Eclipse Star Vine" that devoured the core of the planet.
Next to the starship wreckage, the cultivator's spiritual power resonated with the Federation's source crystal for the first time. Ling Yuan hated the hierarchical shackles in the world of cultivation, but saw a new interpretation of "equality" in An Che; An Che, as an executor without "emotions", felt the excitement outside of the program for the first time because of Ling Yuan's existence.
When the clues of "theft of star marrow" and "spread of eclipse star vine" intertwined, they were forced to form an alliance: Ling Yuan used a cultivator's intuition to sense the cracks in space, and An Che used scientific and technological means to analyze the laws of spiritual power. The two seemingly opposing civilization systems collided with each other on the way to trace the truth.
However, Xuantian Palace regards federal technology as "evil magic that plunders spiritual energy", and federal conservatives regard cultivators as "out-of-control energy bodies". There are even forces behind the scenes trying to use the Eclipse Vine to open high-dimensional passages and subvert the existing order.
From the abandoned star remains to the brilliant starship, from the cultivation sect to the federal headquarters, they not only have to fight against the monsters that devour the stars and dismantle the conspiracy that spans the two major civilizations, but they also have to face the shackles deep in each other's souls - Ling Yuan needs to choose between "the way of heaven" and "original heart", and An Che needs to break through the "program" and "emotion".
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It's okay. It's okay to listen and watch at the same time.
It's okay. It's okay to listen and watch at the same time.