A classic fairy tale novel with "Invincible Style" as its core, integrating "behind-the-scenes manipulation", "supernatural protection of shortcomings" and "game of fate". The story revolves around Ye Wuyan, the Lord of the Nine Netherworld who transcends the ways of heaven and is world-weary and indifferent. In order to have some fun, he sealed himself, changed his name to Mo Ye, and hid in the Qinglan Sect at the bottom of the world of cultivation, watching life as a handyman. The story does not tell how the protagonist grows up, but describes how this supreme being uses the three thousand worlds as a chessboard and the joys and sorrows of all living beings as a stage. In the seemingly peaceful daily life, he quietly pulls the threads of fate and directs scenes of magnificent dramas behind the scenes. When the ant-like mortals around him touch his heartstrings, or when ancient secrets reveal a corner of the world, the nature of the game begins to change subtly.
Purpose: To explore "the meaning of existence under absolute power" and "the subtle erosion of divinity by mortal nature". The protagonist Ye Wuyan has the power of creation and destruction, but due to his eternal invincibility, he falls into ultimate nihilism and world-weariness. The game he descended into the mortal world was originally a pastime to pass the eternal time, but in the process, he was touched by the insignificant tenacity, kindness, bonds and struggles of mortals. Through his seemingly random but far-reaching actions, the story examines the tension between power and insignificance, eternity and moment, indifference and tenderness, and ultimately asks: When a supreme god begins to understand and intervene in the fate of mortals, does he tame the world, or does the world "tame" him in another way?
