A wisp of a remnant soul from another world merges with the Primordial Chaos Origin Jade and descends before Pangu splits the heavens from the earth.
Foreknowledge is both a blessing and a curse. Xuan Jue knows all too well that in this primordial world, even the Sages are mere pieces on a board. Beneath the Heavenly Dao, all are ants.
During the Dragon-Han Calamity, he quietly takes form at the foot of Buzhou Mountain. In the Zixiao Palace, he shocks the Dao Ancestor with his method of “severing corpses through laws.” During the bloody war between the Wu and the demons, he carves out a sanctuary for the human race. In the Conferred God chess game, he makes his move among the Sages and transcends them...
He takes Hong Yun’s reincarnation as his disciple, helps Houtu perfect the cycle of reincarnation, discusses the mysteries of creation with Nuwa, and finds a kindred spirit in Tongtian. From a tiny “variable,” he grows step by step into a player who can face the Sages across the board.
Yet when he finally attains the Primordial Unity, he discovers that the so-called tribulations are nothing more than “food” for the Heavenly Dao of the primordial world. The sky above is part of an even greater dead end.
“Teacher Hongjun, you may merge with your Heavenly Dao. I seek my own Limitless Way.”
“If fate will not accept me, then I will rewrite the rules of this primordial world!”
This is the story of one who struggles through measureless tribulations until his own Way becomes the Great Way.
After reading so many prehistoric novels, this is the first time I saw Xuan Xian beheading corpses, and I also went to Zixiao Palace to listen to the sermon. Do you understand?