[Transmigration Fantasy + Defying Heaven + Passionate Battles + Growth + Destiny]
Bai Yu was born unable to cultivate, so his family abandoned him at a mine to guard the wasteland. He thought he would be trapped in the mud for the rest of his life, until he accidentally unsealed a mysterious girl who had been sleeping.
She carries fragmented memories of the Upper Realm and seems capable of breaking the deadlock in his cultivation. Bai Yu, in turn, is her only hope of recovering her past and returning to the Upper Realm.
Together, they explore ruins and uncover hidden secrets, fight bloody battles in the royal city to show their mettle, and compete among sects for opportunities.
But the higher Bai Yu climbs, the more he feels an invisible thread of fate tightening around him. Every step he takes against heaven seems to follow a path already laid out.
He fights with all his might to break free, yet at certain moments, he suddenly realizes:
Could this so-called “defiance of heaven” also be a script written into his fate long ago?
A young man rises from humble beginnings, vowing to mend an undying, shattered body.
Some parts make people laugh out loud, and some plots make people burst into tears.
The characters are rich, the plot is compact, the logic is strong, and the stories follow one after another.
It's very beautiful, no unnecessary nonsense! I'm still not satisfied with it now.
This is really a super good novel that I saw on Tomato. It has not fallen into the clichés so far. Each character has its own distinctive characteristics, and I always have the motivation to follow it.
The plot is compact and not procrastinating, and it has ups and downs and is exciting.
I can only say four words, very shocking and beautiful.
This novel is pretty good! The various characters are described very well, and the emotional details are very touching.
I couldn't stand it at all, so I stayed up late watching it.
It's good-looking, the author's writing is smooth, the humorous language is attractive, and the characters are delicately portrayed. It's worth a read.
The writing is very good, the characters are rich, the plot is attractive, and the ending is satisfactory. It's great.