Everyone knows that mortals live for hundreds of years, and monks seize the spiritual energy of heaven and earth to cast the Wheel of Life. Although they can live for hundreds of years, no one can cross the thousand-year mark. Only by ascending can one achieve immortality.
Yan Jin, the son of a carpenter, came from a poor family when he was young. By fate, he rescued a seriously injured immortal master and was recommended by the immortal sect. Since then, he has joined the Zhaowei Sect, which has been inherited for 36,000 years. He has been refining Qi, building foundations, and forging elixirs all the way from an ordinary boy. He has climbed up step by step while competing for resources, surviving in secret realms, and fighting among sects. He has also gradually discovered that: those who ascended in the past generations have never returned to the human world. There are corpses that do not belong to the human race buried deep in the spiritual veins of the immortal sect. The so-called thousand-year heavenly gate does not seem to be born this way.
When Yan Jin finally crossed the gate of heaven, he did not become a free and immortal immortal, but was forced to inherit the vacant divine position and become a new god who maintained the laws of heaven and earth. Because he refused to continue sacrificing sentient beings, he was deprived of his divine status by the gods and fell to earth again.
On his second journey to heaven, Yan Jin came for revenge, but discovered in the contradictory history of gods, humans, monsters and demons: Gods are not all evil, and humans are not innocent. The bewitchment of demons comes from old hatred, and the ruthlessness of heaven comes from the self-rescue of the world on the verge of destruction.
When the survival of all living beings must be at the expense of another group of lives, who has the right to decide who to sacrifice?
Intention: self-improvement; equality; good and evil