Lin Yan transmigrates to another world at the end of time and becomes an arena slave. On the brink of death, he awakens the [Eyes of Two Realms]: his left eye sees through the weaknesses of all things, while his right eye leaps across the chaotic rifts.
This is a world where divine-relic cards decide everything. The powers of the Twelve Mother Gods and Thirty-Six Child Gods have scattered into cards. Mortals can gain tremendous power by resonating with them, but risk being corrupted by divinity.
Yet the forbidden card Lin Yan awakens belongs to no known deity. What he sees is the world's order and chaos, the “truth” beyond the card system.
Starting in the steel cage of the gladiatorial arena, he is forced into a war spanning two worlds. The Mechanical God, devoted to “absolute order,” wants to format him; fanatics who yearn for “ultimate chaos” want to sacrifice him; and the secretive Order of the Final Unity is plotting to accelerate the collision of the two worlds and reduce everything to nothing.
As the last fragment of the “God of Bridges,” Lin Yan must learn to use his eyes before the beginning and end of time collide: to see through the laws of the gods, tear apart the shackles of space, and weave rules of his own in the face of utter despair.
“They say mortals cannot slay gods.”
Lin Yan wiped the blood from the corner of his eye. Flames of gold and black blazed in his pupils.
“Then I'll use these eyes to show the world…”
“Even gods can bleed.”
