A bystander to history becomes the one moving the pieces of myth.
For the one she loves, and for the path in her heart, she will seize that final thread of hope.
Lin Wan, a modern soul well versed in Investiture of the Gods, opens her eyes to find herself a dying girl in a prehistoric human tribe. In this world of gods and demons, where Golden Immortals are as common as dogs and Great Encompass Golden Immortals roam everywhere, weakness is the original sin. Just as she thinks she will spend her life struggling to survive, an extraordinary act in a desperate situation draws the gaze of the one in Biyou Palace.
Sect Master Tongtian follows the Way of intercepting Heaven and teaches all without discrimination. He sees a light in the depths of her soul that does not belong to this world, and makes an exception by taking her to Golden Turtle Island and giving her the name Mingxin.
From then on, the wheels of history quietly veer off course.
As someone who transmigrated and knows how Investiture of the Gods ends, Lin Wan sees more than the glorious spectacle of immortals gathering at Biyou Palace. She also sees the surging calamity beneath it, its lax order, and its inevitable downfall. Wielding modern wisdom as her blade and foresight as her shield, she begins a thrilling campaign to reform the Jie Sect:
· Institutional reform: She turns project management, united fronts, and ideological education into prehistoric maxims, reshaping the Jie Sect from within.
· Strategic preparation: Before the signing at Zixiao Palace, she analyzes the nature of the calamity for Sect Master Tongtian, hoping to turn the tide.
· Emotional bonds: With the sentimental yet steadfast sage, she goes from understanding and cherishing one another to pledging their lives to each other, becoming each other's untouchable weakness.
But how easily can the great momentum of Heaven's Way and the schemes of the sages be changed?
The Immortal Slaying Sword Formation of Yuanshi Tianzun, the converting golden light of the Two Sages of the West, the deeper meaning behind Laozi's inaction... The great calamity of Investiture of the Gods still looms as
