Chen Chen, a stone-cutting slave deep in the mine, is a coolie who is "as cheap as dust" in the eyes of the mine owner - he was born with a "Hongmeng Shattered Spirit Body". His spiritual energy collapsed when he was breathing, and he was scolded by the spies of the Immortal Sect as "dust that is worse than useless firewood". No one knew that half of the "Broken Hongmeng Stone" was embedded in the black iron chisel he polished day and night, nor did they know that in this body full of scars, sleeping was a remnant soul of the ancient "Craftsman".
He was buried in a mining accident, and when he was about to die, his blood soaked the chisel. The remnant soul of the sky craftsman awakened, and "The Art of Breaking the Mongolia of the Earthly Body" came into his mind. From then on, Chen Chen used the chisel as a weapon, the ore rock as a shield, and his broken spirit body to build a path to heaven.
The elders of the Immortal Sect laughed at him, "It's hard to break through the Hongmeng in this mortal body"? He swung to crack the rock, and the iron-condensed blade struck the immortal sword; the demons coveted the spiritual stone to intercept and kill him? He used the mineral veins as a formation, and the torrent of earth and rocks washed away the demon camp. When the chisel reflected the four words "Heir of Kaitian", Chen Chen understood: this journey to immortality is a counterattack by the mortal body, and it is also the reopening of Hongmeng. Let's see the chisel slave holding a hammer, breaking down the barriers of heaven and earth, and breaking through the Hongmeng with his earthly body!
