Seven thousand years ago, ten suns blazed in the sky. An ancient being from the abyss, known as “Yuan,” awoke and burned through the nine heavens in a single day. Nine suns fell, the land became scorched earth, and civilization vanished. This calamity came to be known as the “Seven Suns Scorching the Heavens.” Since then, only one dying sun has remained suspended above the world, condemning it to eternal daylight and unbearable heat.
Seven thousand years later, the world’s most reviled destroyer, “Yuan,” awakens at the deepest point of the abyss, stripped of every memory. Nameless and tormented by confusion, he is now an ordinary man. Desperate to live like any mortal, he discovers that the ravenous, world-destroying power within him is spiraling out of control.
Fleeing in search of the truth about his origins, the nameless man meets Yan, a kindhearted alchemist burdened by her family’s blood feud. He also draws the relentless pursuit of the ruling class, the Church of the Dying Sun, who worship the last sun as a god. As layers of deliberately falsified history are peeled away, a cruel truth emerges: he was never a demon intent on devouring the world. He was the world’s guardian, framed in a conspiracy all those years ago!
The mightiest being loses his memory and falls to the level of an ant. Once the truth is revealed, choosing what to do is harder than taking revenge. Faced with a world that once betrayed him, and the beloved who is willing to give everything for him, will this returned lord of the abyss become a raging inferno of destruction, or use his supreme power to reshape heaven and earth and forge an unprecedented path to redemption?
It's quite good-looking, the setting is very innovative, the plot is compact and meticulous, and the details are very attentive. It's worth reading slowly.
Don't be too good-looking, the overall plot is really good, the pace is comfortable, and I also like the writing style