At graduation, his girlfriend dumps him in front of everyone.
A rich heir puts an arm around her and smiles at me.
Clutching his outstanding graduate certificate, Lin Fan doesn’t cry or make a scene.
He says only one thing: “Wang Hao, your dad’s company is called Haotian Group? I’ll remember that.”
On a rainy night, he saves a dying old man.
The old man presses a black-and-white jade pendant into his hand, then breathes his last.
The next second, the sky splits open.
Lin Fan crashes into a gray-black wasteland: the cultivation world swallowed by “nothingness” three hundred years ago, the Land of Annihilation.
Beneath the ruins lie crystals glowing everywhere.
One sells for three million.
Lin Fan never makes a bad deal.
Save a female sword cultivator from the ruins? A fair trade: she shows him where to find ore veins, and he gives her water and food.
While others struggle to survive the apocalypse, he builds a base in the ruins, opens up ore veins, and gathers survivors.
While others work nine to five in the modern world, he quietly makes a fortune, becoming a hidden powerhouse whose true strength even the military cannot uncover.
But the markings on the jade pendant grow fainter by the day.
And the dark-red rift of nothingness draws closer with every passing day.
When the name “Time Abyss” echoes from the depths of the ruins,
when Ling Shuang’s past is revealed and she turns out to be no ordinary survivor,
when Lin Fan discovers that what he obtained was not the key to making a fortune, but the fate of two worlds, everything is only just beginning.
“I’ve never been any kind of savior.
But if anyone wants to ruin my business, they’ll have to answer to my sword first.”
