In the boundless depths of the Star Sea, the Star Realm of the Heavens is not a free territory, but a cage tightly enveloped by a giant net called "Destiny". Since the end of the ancient era, the immortals in power have established insurmountable immortal rules. They sit high in the "Palace of Destiny" high above the clouds, using stars as chess pieces and all living beings as scrolls, outlining every set trajectory. Here, a person's birth, talent, fate, and even death are often not accidental, but chapters that have already been outlined in the Book of Destiny. Cultivation is not so much a struggle against the heavens as it is an allowed competition to climb within the established orbit. Those stars that try to derail will always be quietly erased by invisible forces, or fall "accidentally", or "go crazy", and ultimately become only distant legends to warn those who come after.
The social landscape of this world is deeply imprinted with the cruelty and hypocrisy of this "order". Large sects and ancient aristocratic families are often the most loyal defenders and executors of the destiny. By monopolizing the quota for ascension and controlling the interpretation of ancient god relics, they enjoy the rich gifts brought by order. If children from poor families show extraordinary talents, they will either be absorbed, domesticated, and become part of the system; or, their fate will often take a turn for the worse and encounter unspeakable misfortune. As a result, a deep-rooted philosophy of "accepting fate" spread. The monks pursued strength, but few dared to ask whether the end of strength was still shackles; they respected the way of heaven, but gradually forgot that the initial desire to touch the sky was disrespectful to "heaven". The will to resist is like the glimmer of light in the dark night, flickering sporadically and quickly
