After a System error sends him crashing into an unfamiliar cultivation world, he awakens on the brink of death, carrying a flawed secret art and a mysterious System. He struggles to survive amid bloodshed and flames. The world is in turmoil, secret realms abound, and powerful enemies surround him. Worse still, another transmigrator from the same world is secretly manipulating events, treating him as a pawn and prey. He cares nothing for grudges or fame, and puts no faith in fate. He relies only on the power in his hands to break through every predicament. He fights alone all the way, awakening his trump cards in desperate straits and carving a path to survival through the fog. From a lowly fugitive fighting to stay alive, he gradually forges his own path to defy the heavens. The rules of the world, the oppression of the strong, the shackles of fate: anyone who stands in the way of my survival can be slain.
Taking Naruto's ability to travel through the world of immortality as the starting point, the setting is novel and eye-catching. The protagonist borrows Jue's body to transform into the young master of the Mo family, and makes his way step by step in Rongcheng, where conspiracies are surging. The plot is tightly paced and the world view is laid out naturally. The collision between the abilities of immortality and hokage is full of spectacle, the characters are vividly created, and the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out, making people look forward to the subsequent road of revenge and growth.