Lin Yue, an outer disciple of the Qingyun Sect, is mistakenly branded a “good-for-nothing with severed meridians” because he possesses a Primal Chaos Dao Embryo. His fellow disciples bully him, his fiancée publicly breaks off their engagement, and the entire sect laughs at him. But when he falls into a forbidden zone during a sect trial, he accidentally awakens the ancient Fire God Zhurong’s Burning Heaven Flame Seed. He also binds himself to Mo Lao, the spirit of a broken fan who talks too much and loves his liquor. The old geezer keeps claiming, “I once fanned the Heavenly Demons away alongside Zhurong,” yet can’t even teach him a proper flame technique. At crucial moments, though, he can drive off powerful foes with the stench of rotten tofu.
From then on, Lin Yue rises against the heavens. At the Body Tempering Realm, he kills a prodigy at the Qi Gathering Realm and takes first place in the outer sect tournament. At the True Essence Realm, he wipes out the entire Zhao family, his enemy’s clan, and makes his ex-fiancée beg for mercy on her knees. At the Spirit Transformation Realm, he ventures into the Central Domain and burns the hair off the young master of the Netherworld Valley with the Law of Fire, earning a place among the Tai Xuan Sect’s core disciples.
Together with the beauty Su Qingyue, he searches for the Universe Diagram, ventures into an ancient battlefield, reforges the Heaven-Opening Axe, and uses the power of the Emperor Realm to slay the Heavenly Demon Lord and seal the passage beyond the domain. He then breaks through to the Primordial Realm and leads the Cosmic Alliance. From an outcast of the Eastern Mystic Continent to the all-powerful Emperor who rules the Primordial Cosmos, every step of Lin Yue’s path to burning the heavens delivers satisfying face-slapping, with Mo Lao’s hilarious antics along for the ride!
It's the kind of person who gets more and more excited the more you look at it. Mrs. Mo is very interesting. . There is really no need for the male protagonist to be too lofty, I really like the reality of the male protagonist.