When the world first opened, the Great Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty incarnated himself into the three realms and established the rule that "the Dao has no relatives and all living beings are equal." However, his disciple Xuan Qiong usurped the way of heaven, tampered with the rules of heaven, and proclaimed himself the emperor of heaven.
Lu Xun, a young man from a medicine shop in Luofeng Town in the mortal world, was an ordinary apprentice, but he was chased by the gods of the heavens on a snowy night. His master, Mo Chenzi, died to protect him, and before his death, he gave him a broken monument from the early Yuan Dynasty, telling the truth about the three realms. Armed with the unique life-breaking Taoist body, Lu Xun has since embarked on a heaven-defying path of cultivation, starting from the dust in the mortal world and breaking into the Xuanzhou world where monks gather step by step.
On the way, he met Bai Mancang, a casual cultivator who was greedy for money and righteousness, Ye Jinghong, the orphan of the Wenjian Sect with a pure heart, and Chu Lingxi, the last descendant of the Wu clan. He even joined forces with Qingqiu's young master Qing Wu to rule all monsters, break into the underworld, and enter the turbid world, uncovering Xuan Qiong's monstrous conspiracy to usurp the throne and massacre all sentient beings.
He understood the Taoist scriptures of the early Yuan Dynasty with the broken stele, merged the pure and turbid qi, broke the shackles of the heavenly way, gathered the resistance of the three realms, and vowed to overthrow the false heavenly way. From escaping from the mortal world to conquering the heavens, from the realm of concentration to the realm of the great emperor, Lu Xun endured the catastrophe of annihilation, cut off all the minions in the heavens, and used his mortal body to fight against the Xuanqiong Emperor who controls the rules of the sky.
Thousands of years of shackles of heaven were finally loosened by a young man's sword. Along the way, he keeps close friends, protects the common people, and seeks the great road, not to reach the top, but to return to the righteous path of the early Yuan Dynasty and return true equality and freedom to all living beings in the six realms.
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This fantasy novel centers on a mortal body that rebels against fate. It breaks away from the cliché setting of "spiritual roots are supreme" in fairy tales, and creates an image of Lu Xun, a protagonist with no background, no spiritual roots, but a strong heart, and is extremely empathetic.
The plot has a tight rhythm, from the deadly battle to defend the sect in the Sinful Abyss, to the sect meeting to balance merit and demerit and break prejudices, to find the exclusive skills, and face the sect's secret struggle. It is intertwined with passion and intrigue. It not only has the thrill of defeating the strong by the weak, but also has the suspense of the undercurrent.
The work abandons the one-and-done cheating counterattack, and focuses on the protagonist's growth process of tempering his body and adhering to his Taoist heart amidst criticism, suppression, and conspiracy. It conveys the core of "originality determines the starting point, and unyielding determines the end point" with profound intentions. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the conflict settings are reasonable and emotional. It is a highly interesting masterpiece of cultivating immortality against fate.
This fantasy novel centers on a mortal body that rebels against fate. It breaks away from the cliché setting of "spiritual roots are supreme" in fairy tales, and creates an image of Lu Xun, a protagonist with no background, no spiritual roots, but a strong heart, and is extremely empathetic. The plot has a tight rhythm, from the deadly battle to defend the sect in the Sinful Abyss, to the sect meeting to balance merit and demerit and break prejudices, to find the exclusive skills, and face the sect's secret struggle. It is intertwined with passion and intrigue. It not only has the thrill of defeating the strong by the weak, but also has the suspense of the undercurrent. The work abandons the one-and-done cheating counterattack, and focuses on the protagonist's growth process of tempering his body and adhering to his Taoist heart amidst criticism, suppression, and conspiracy. It conveys the core of "originality determines the starting point, and unyielding determines the end point" with profound intentions. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the conflict settings are reasonable and emotional. It is a highly interesting masterpiece of cultivating immortality against fate.