Introduction to the work "The Taoist Lord of the Traceless Heavens"
Dao marks, fragments of the laws of the universe, the source of monks' power. Engraving Dao marks on the body can control time and space, cut off cause and effect, and reverse reincarnation.
Ye Wuhen was an orphan from a declining family in the Dongxuan Immortal Territory. When he was ten years old, his entire family was massacred. In a pool of his mother's blood, he awakened his time sequence bone and saw the future - ten years later, he would kill his enemy with one sword. But this future requires a lifetime of pain to exchange for it.
In order to take revenge, he wandered incognito for eight years. In a desperate situation, he awakened the Void Bone and embarked on the path of cultivating the dual laws of time and space. When he entered the Qingyun Sect, he started as a handyman and shocked the immortals with one sword; when he broke into the ancient ruins, he was trapped in a time loop for 100,000 times, and broke out with amazing perseverance; when he explored the secret realm of the sixth era, he gradually revealed the truth about the annihilation of the era - the universe has gone through seven reincarnations, and each time is the "beginning" to deduce the perfect world, and if the seventh time fails, all heavens and worlds will return to nothingness.
From personal grievances to power games, from sect power struggles to the survival of civilization, Ye Wuhen fought step by step amid intrigues, established his power with decisive killings, and gathered his companions with love and justice. He recruited disciples to teach and founded the Time and Space Sword Sect; he experienced five unforgettable relationships, and each woman had a complete life trajectory; he and his old enemy went from life and death to life and death, and he and the mastermind behind the scenes went from being calculated to counter-calculating.
When the truth finally emerges - the so-called reincarnation of the ages is nothing but the obsession with perfection in the "beginning". And does perfection really exist?
At the age of 3,000, Ye Wuhen, who had become the Taoist Ancestor, made a choice: not to enter the Eighth Age, but to turn his Tao marks into a long river of time and space to extend his life for the Seventh Age. He turned into a mortal and lived in seclusion, spending the rest of his life with the people he loved.
The traces of the Tao are immortal, and the era
