Tan Hao, a disciple of the Qingyun Sect, was regarded by the world as a good-for-nothing with mixed spiritual roots. When he was humiliated in public and his cultivation was about to be ruined, the tenth level of the Yunhai Dao awakened in a desperate situation.
Yun Haidao controls the original rules of symbiosis, unlocks cloud energy, cloud soldiers, and common people domains layer by layer. It can reverse cause and effect, cloud formation, summon cloud beasts, and shape domains. Its power far exceeds conventional immortal methods. But it is never a free golden finger: every time it is activated, the physical body and soul will be injured, and the overdraft of power will continue to consume Yunxi's heaven-repairing origin. The symbiotic bond will make everyone prosper and lose both.
For eternity, the old heaven has set an order of plunder: pseudo-immortals in the fairy world continue to extract spiritual veins from the lower world, dark gold corrodes and spreads in the demon world, and all living beings are reduced to food to support the upper class. Three world anchors firmly lock the harvest rules of the three realms.
Tan Hao formed an alliance with Yun Xi, who had the power to mend the sky, met Mo Feng, the demon cultivator of Broken Sword, and received the secret key and ancient map from Yun Luo. He set foot in the old riverbed pivot hall, broke into the fake ruins of the fairy world, and quelled the demon dark gold chaos. Along the way, he liquidated the robbers and plunderers, gathered the oppressed casual cultivators and demons, and built an alliance of all living beings.
He does not seek to ascend to the throne of God and control the way of heaven, but only wants to rewrite the anchor point and abolish the old rules of harvesting all living beings.
When the sea of clouds covers the meeting place of the three realms, and the gray and white symbiotic lines cover the old traces of dark gold, a new era slowly opens.
Tao is no longer exclusive, but coexisting; under the cloud, all things have their own vitality.
