In an age when fate has long been etched into the heavenly tome and ascension is merely a change of prison, Lu Daoran carries a fragment and embarks on the most defiant path of all.
He will use the faint flame in his heart to glimpse the "possibilities" hidden beneath the tracks already laid down.
The netherworld watches from the road ahead, the Immortal Realm looks down upon him, and even his fellow travelers may become those who enforce his tribulations.
If this body burns to ash, can the Dao endure?
He asks only one thing: beneath this vast Heavenly Dao, can all living beings choose for themselves whether to stay or leave, and write their own destinies?
The writing style is very good, and it is much more readable than those written by novices. It is the kind of fairy tale with a story that I want, so don't stop updating it.
Not bad, just a little bland.
The author writes very well, above quality, with strong writing skills. He must be an old author, and the setting of the cultivation system is unique. I highly recommend it!