"The Mediator" tells the story of Mo Huan, a craftsman on the border. In the desperate situation of a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood, his blood accidentally awakens an ancient metal fragment, which unconsciously triggers the "Principle of Gold and Iron" on the battlefield. Although he temporarily retreats from the enemy, he is attacked by the terrifying "Heavenly Jealousy". When he is about to die, he is rescued by Ou Ye, a mysterious old craftsman who lives in a scrapyard. From then on, he steps into a world of "Tiangongdao" with the power of "controlling the inner laws of all things".
Hidden among the scraps, Mo Huan, under Ou Ye's rigorous and even cruel tempering, first glimpsed the mystery of "mediating nature" - using ingenuity as a guide to adjust, repair, and even reshape the "principles" of all things. From "continuation" and "energy injection" to "stacked pattern" and "reasonableness", every improvement in skills is accompanied by the increasingly cunning and dangerous punishments of "Tianjealousy", from the loss of "material damage and weapon destruction", to the strange pursuit of skinned cultists under "external evil spying", to the deadly and intelligent targets in "Tianjealousy's mutation". At the same time, the Tiangong Mansion's in-depth investigation and the Zhenyuan Army's ruthless siege are pressing closer and closer like a snare.
Ou Ye sacrificed his life to protect the road in the ruins of thunder and fire, and passed on the fire with all his strength. Mo Huan inherited the "Qianjun" hammer and the "Secret-Keeping Order" alone, and recorded the shocking secrets, becoming the last hope of the ancient inheritance. Following weak clues, he found the remains of his ancestor in the deep mountains, and gained insight into the catastrophe and whirlpool of his life behind the fragments of the "Cardinal Vientiane" he carried.
From an unknown craftsman to a lone wolf who grasped the principle of "mediation" and forged ahead in the waves of calamity, Mo Huan finally shouldered the heavy responsibility of reviving the orthodoxy with his young but firm shoulders. The way forward
