The Sculpted Way of Yun Ying

Dao Su is an epic Eastern fantasy in which "emotion" is the ultimate power. The story begins in a multiverse that the "Primordial Principle Holy Court" treats as an experimental ground. The Holy Court believes in "absolute transcendence of emotion" and periodically resets civilizations. The girl Yun Ying and her older brother Su Heng are "variables" in a forbidden experiment. They encounter disaster in the primordial wasteland. Su Heng's death awakens within Yun Ying an emotional power capable of shaking the laws of reality. Wielding Dao Sword "Tracing Abyss," forged from obsession and causality, she sets out to find her brother and defy her cold, merciless fate, journeying against the current through countless worlds with her sword pointed at the origin.

This is not merely a clash of power, but the ultimate struggle between "free will" and "absolute reason." Every step Yun Ying takes rewrites the definition of existence and questions the source of the Great Dao: Are emotions a redundancy of civilization, or the deepest and most powerful force in the universe? This is an epic tale of protection, freedom, and the meaning of existence, witnessing new life amid destruction and tracing true feelings through the silence of annihilation.