A jade pendant conceals the secrets of chaos; a Dao seed opens the path to the highest heavens.
Lin Qi starts out on a world where the Dharma has declined, braves hidden realms, battles prodigies, and defends the land, gradually uncovering the truth of an age long buried.
The cultivation world's treacherous twists, the immortal realm's law of the jungle, the divine realm's ancient conspiracy... Just as he believes he earned everything through his own struggle, he meets a gentle, jade-like Divine Emperor in green robes in the divine realm.
“Daoist Lin, I have waited ten thousand years for you,” says Dongfang Qingxuan, laying bare the schemes behind every “coincidence.”
It turns out the price of his rise was marked out long ago. Should he willingly be a pawn and submit to fate, or rise up and fight back, severing even the hand that moves the pieces?
As the shadow of the Great Calamity of Annihilation falls over myriad realms, Lin Qi points his sword to the heavens. His answer has long been written on the Supreme Path beneath his feet, paved with mountains of corpses and seas of blood:
“My Dao is not for becoming a Heavenly Venerable, nor for eternity. It is so that, at the final moment, I will have the right to say ‘no’ to the mastermind behind it all!”
It's quite good. It has clear layers and clear content structure. It's a well-written book.
From the beginning, I saw that the storyline of this chapter is very good, and it is very well written. I like it!
The plot of the story is exciting, the language is easy to understand, and it's super beautiful.
The beginning is great, but I don't know how it will go from there.
Not bad, good, since come on
Very good, makes people interested in reading