In ancient times, when the heaven and earth first opened, the pure air rose to become the sky, the turbid air sank to form the earth, Pangu's body died and transformed into all things, and his essence condensed into the innate gods and demons. Afterwards, the Three Thousand Great Dao sprouted, and a group of Hunyuan saints emerged from the chaos, dividing the Taoism and arguing about fate. The Great Tribulation of the Gods began when the Heavenly Court wanted to establish orthodoxy. The Haotian God used Hongjun's decree to promote the killing and tribulation, intercepting the conflict between the two religions. Countless true gods, demon kings, and monks were involved in reincarnation, and the sky was stained with blood. The protagonist travels from later generations, possesses the soul of a cultivator, and survives in troubled times, gradually uncovering the secrets behind becoming a god - it turns out that the so-called destiny is just the layout of the saints, and the journey to the west is not the end. Behind the Eighty-one Dilemma, there is a bigger chess game. When the Conferred Gods come to an end and the Journey to the West spreads to all realms, a new calamity is brewing secretly. The old gods whose souls are still alive, the suppressed Chaos Demon Ancestors, and even the Buddhist scripture seekers who have jumped out of cause and effect will all appear again. The world is like a chess piece, who holds the hand?