The Eternal Immortal Realm believes in the eternal iron rule: God determines the path forward, and everyone has his destination. An invisible force secretly controls the fortunes and misfortunes of all sentient beings, and the rules are so biased as to be dazzling!
Xiu Lingqi, a young girl from the late Qingming Sect, cultivated her spiritual power without persistence, and unexpectedly awakened the power of empathy that no one had dared to touch for thousands of years: she can capture the gaps in the general trend of the world, sense the hidden destiny of all living beings, and can also mobilize the circulating power of cause and effect to mediate and reconcile. But every time you change the established direction, you will have to bear the karmic backlash, which can range from the complete destruction of your cultivation to the loss of your soul. For thousands of years, no one has dared to easily touch this ability. Having seen too many injustices manipulated by fate in the world, Ling Qi made a decision: instead of seeking to be promoted and honored, he vowed to break the innate destiny so that the fate of living beings would no longer be predetermined.
She conceals her abilities and secretly tries to bring peace to the world, but every time she mediates, she disturbs the order of the world, and storms break out one after another. All conflicts and turning points in the story are not advanced by fighting, but rely entirely on high-density dialogue and speculative confrontation to reach the climax. Arguments, games, and verbal bets can be seen everywhere, and the situation often turns sharply between several conversations.
The world has been shaken repeatedly, and Xie Qingci, the immortal official who enforces the law of heaven, is ordered to come and arrest this rebel. The two were incompatible with each other, and in the verbal exchange of words, Xie Qingci insisted on the old order of heaven and earth, believing that chaos would lead to catastrophe; Ling Qi questioned him at every level and refuted the bias of heaven's rules one by one. In the life-and-death confrontations, I wonder what the two will face. . .
