Core setting of the story (hidden context):
World view: This continent is called the "Daoyan Realm", and all living beings must comply with the "laws of heaven" in their practice. Thirty thousand years ago, there was a group of monks who attempted to subvert the way of heaven and establish their own laws. They were called "rebels". They were eventually suppressed by Heaven, and the relevant inheritance and treasures were listed as taboo. The burial priest whom Ye Qingxuan unexpectedly made a contract with was one of the survivors of the last generation of rebels.
Training system:
Seven realms along the way: Tempering the body → Condensing Qi → Building foundation → Golden elixir → Nascent Soul → Transforming into gods → Overcoming the tribulation (all need to comply with the way of heaven)
Five Tribulations Against the Path: Each time you collect an object that goes against the heavens, you can open a level of "Tribulation Against the Path". The combat power is equivalent to the realm of the True Path, but the way of practice is completely opposite, and you need to "go against common sense." For example, in the first calamity "Severing the Dao Realm", it is necessary to cut off part of the connection with the existing way of heaven, and the process is extremely dangerous.
Key foreshadowing:
Ye Qingxuan's "soul is different" is actually a time traveler (from the earth in 2026). This is the fundamental reason why he was selected by the Burial Taoist - his soul does not belong to the jurisdiction of heaven in this world.
The real identity of the woman in plain clothes is one of the "Walkers of the Heavenly Way" who participated in suppressing those who rebelled against the Tao three thousand years ago. However, she rebelled for some reason and is now secretly looking for the inheritance of the Taoist.
Each of the five heaven-defying objects has its own secrets: the Dao-Breaking Sword can cut off the shackles of the Heavenly Dao; the World-Burning Flame can burn the established destiny; the Shattered Time Sand can spy on the branch of time; the Life-Usurring Talisman can rewrite other people's lives; the God-killing Blood... Involves the secret of the origin of the Heavenly Dao.
The main plot of the first volume: Ye Qingxuan broke into the forbidden land of wind and thunder under the guidance of an old beggar from a ruined temple (actually a reclusive rebel). Awakening on the brink of life and death, broken memories of past life
Reader comments
This is not a simple story of cultivating immortals and upgrading, but a struggle to defy the sky with a mortal body and defeat fate with a strange soul. The strict rules of heaven in the world of Daoyan, the courageous march of those who go against the path, and the unique destiny of the soul are intertwined into a passionate and tragic song of rebellion against fate.
It's so beautiful that I'll never tire of reading it. I haven't seen a novel like this that I can read for a long time.
"Slave the Heaven Against the Dao" focuses on breaking the rules of heaven and breaking free from slavery, and writes a passionate song about a little person declaring war on the Dao of Heaven and the powerful. The protagonist starts from a humble situation, is unwilling to be a slave, does not believe in destiny, breaks the shackles of rules with his pride, counterattacks in desperate situations, and grows up in the killing.
The novel has a tight rhythm, exciting fights, and constant plot reversals, writing to the extreme the determination of the "antipath" and the arrogance of the "slave". It has the thrill of cultivating immortals and upgrading, but also the tension of fateful confrontation. The characters are flesh and blood, and love and grudges are intertwined.
The writing style is sharp and the layout is broad, making it exciting to read. It is not only a fantasy novel, but also a war hymn dedicated to those who are unwilling to accept their fate - if the sky presses me, I will destroy that day; if fate restrains me, I will go against that fate. It is suitable for readers who prefer counterattacks, passion, and overwhelming flow.
This is a beautiful fantasy novel. The story is about a small character growing up in the midst of killing and counterattacking in a desperate situation. It made my blood boil. Once you see it, you can't stop.
This is not a simple story of cultivating immortals and upgrading, but a struggle to defy the sky with a mortal body and defeat fate with a strange soul. The strict rules of heaven in the world of Daoyan, the courageous march of those who go against the path, and the unique destiny of the soul are intertwined into a passionate and tragic song of rebellion against fate.
It's so beautiful that I'll never tire of reading it. I haven't seen a novel like this that I can read for a long time. "Slave the Heaven Against the Dao" focuses on breaking the rules of heaven and breaking free from slavery, and writes a passionate song about a little person declaring war on the Dao of Heaven and the powerful. The protagonist starts from a humble situation, is unwilling to be a slave, does not believe in destiny, breaks the shackles of rules with his pride, counterattacks in desperate situations, and grows up in the killing. The novel has a tight rhythm, exciting fights, and constant plot reversals, writing to the extreme the determination of the "antipath" and the arrogance of the "slave". It has the thrill of cultivating immortals and upgrading, but also the tension of fateful confrontation. The characters are flesh and blood, and love and grudges are intertwined. The writing style is sharp and the layout is broad, making it exciting to read. It is not only a fantasy novel, but also a war hymn dedicated to those who are unwilling to accept their fate - if the sky presses me, I will destroy that day; if fate restrains me, I will go against that fate. It is suitable for readers who prefer counterattacks, passion, and overwhelming flow.
This is a beautiful fantasy novel. The story is about a small character growing up in the midst of killing and counterattacking in a desperate situation. It made my blood boil. Once you see it, you can't stop.