In a world of immortality where talent determines everything, the protagonist Gu Shen was born without spiritual roots and was considered a "mortal" loser in the eyes of the world. He was unable to breathe in spiritual energy, nor could he practice any mainstream techniques. However, he comes from a family of writers who are despised by the world. He has been exposed to corpses since he was a child. He has a calm mind that is beyond ordinary people and has ultimate insight into the structure of the human body and living things.
The highlight is that the protagonist's rise does not rely on any adventure or golden fingers, but on developing the mortal skill of "Wu Zuo" to the extreme. While the monks pursued the power of "qi", he focused on the origin of "form". By dissecting countless monsters, monks and even ancient remains, he gained insight into the true flow of meridians, the microscopic structure of spiritual power, and the physiological basis of magical powers. He can see through the flaws in his opponent's skills at a glance, can cut off the meridians of monks with mortal techniques, and can use his understanding of the "structure" of all things in the world to create his own path of "dismemberment and enlightenment" that is unprecedented and unprecedented. This is a heaven-defying road that pits knowledge and wisdom against talent and blood.
