The Westward Spread of Daoism

Li Qingyan, a gentle and refined Eastern exchange student, casually “summoned” illusory images of countless gods and Buddhas during a demonstration at a Western school of magic. He claimed it was just basic Daoist magic, yet the foundations of the entire magical world trembled.

But the real storm began with an accidental experiment. A magical artifact he unleashed to stop a duel tore open space, connecting Asgard, Olympus, and Heaven Mountain all at once. The peaceful illusion surrounding the mythologies of East and West was shattered for good.

It turned out that the mythological systems of the Myriad Worlds all sprang from the same “River of Myth,” which was slowly drying up. Cultivation and magic were merely different fissures through which its source could be tapped. Li Qingyan's arrival alerted every pantheon: a being capable of commanding all arts and potentially reshaping the order of things had appeared.

The peaceful academy became a chessboard. Heroic spirits wandered the corridors, angels and demons faced off in the forbidden forest, and threads of fate quietly entwined. The gods had entered the fray themselves, vying for the authority that determined whether they would continue to exist.

Meanwhile, Aubrian, the academy's once-in-a-thousand-years magical prodigy, underwent an unknown transformation within his body after encountering the Dao, as magic and spiritual roots began to merge. He might be the most unpredictable variable in this mythological war.

When the laws of Eastern and Western power begin to merge within one boy, it is not just his fate that will be rewritten, but the future of the entire Myriad Worlds.