Archaeologists unearthed a cultivation civilization, but they accused me of destroying the world.
Lin Fan, an archaeology student, was born with a pair of “spiritual eyes” that could see the spiritual glow of all things, but academia dismissed him as a superstitious fool.
That changed when he touched the original copy of the "Yongle Encyclopedia" himself. Thirteen cabinets of jade slips, disguised as a Daoist canon, unlocked with a roar, revealing ancient secrets before his eyes: cultivation techniques, alchemy arrays, and a starry-sky teleportation array spanning the globe.
In an instant, an armed organization calling itself the “Guardians of Civilization” burst through the door, intent on burying him along with the truth.
He was forced to flee with the spark of civilization, heading for the destination marked on the array map: the Kunlun Cultivation Realm.
Here, spiritual qi revival was underway, and flying swords streaked across the sky. But he discovered that this realm’s history had been altered, its teachings simplified, and everyone knew nothing of Earth, the “ancestral homeland.”
While others cultivated with spirit stones, Lin Fan used archaeological typology to determine the age of cultivation techniques. While others used their spiritual sense to scout ahead, he used the geology of his spiritual eyes to read the “historical layers” of battlefield ruins.
Step by step, he uncovered the truth: the severing of the link between Heaven and Earth was no natural disaster, but a conspiracy to castrate civilization that had continued for ten thousand years.
Earth was a drained fishpond, and Kunlun an exquisite bonsai. His eyes, along with the archaeological shovel in his hands, were made to dig up this deception.
When the modern pursuit of truth collides with a falsified history of the Immortal Dao...
I will use my eyes as a measuring rod to chart forgotten eras and reopen the path to ascension buried for ten thousand ages.
