Fourteen Marks of Fate

At the Heaven-Pounding Ceremony, his younger sister awakened the Mark of Longevity, proving herself a natural genius.

Liu Yuchen awakened nothing at all.

The light of Heaven's Way fell upon his brow, then vanished completely, as if something had swallowed it.

The Grand Elder said he had the "Mark of Nonaction," the rarest of the fourteen Marks of Destiny, one unseen in all of history.

In plain terms: the harder he tries to become stronger, the less strong he becomes. The less he cares, the more his cultivation rises on its own.

The sect called him a good-for-nothing. His sister said, "I always take my family's side."

The Tower of Heavenly Marks called him the "anchor" Heaven's Way wanted. The first thirteen had all been reclaimed. He was the fourteenth.

Liu Yuchen said, "I'm not going back."

Heaven's Way said, "I created you. You belong to me."

Liu Yuchen said, "That's your business. I don't owe you anything."

This is not a story about a good-for-nothing making a comeback.

It's a story about someone who refuses to let others decide his life.