The transmigrated Holy Son is set ablaze by an encounter beyond the reach of fate. When the Innate Dao Embryo meets the Ancient Desolate Sacred Body, the aloof and the one who defies fate collide. Yun Yan resolves to use the Holy Land as a chessboard, guarding Ye Fan through every step of his journey in Beidou. Secret aid, public protection, and even struggles against the rules within the sect all bear witness to feelings surging beneath the surface. This is not merely about paving the way with resources and opportunities, but about two solitary stars illuminating one another in a golden age. From admiration to standing side by side, they will face the covetous gaze of ancient powers and the storms within and beyond the Holy Land together, writing a legendary tale of immortal cultivation that begins with protection and ends in an unbreakable bond.
I can't stand it any longer. I kept saying that it is a holy land, but the small sect is still pretty much the same.
It feels like anyone can bully Ye Fan, and the male protagonist can't do anything except Ye Fan?