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Seventy-two Volumes
Xianxia七十二卷
Mu Yitian Shui
The seventy-two volumes of "Heaven and Earth Jue" are originally the crystallization of Dao Shi Tianzun's lifelong enlightenment. This powerful man who once touched the end of the road regretted that he would never be able to break through that ultimate barrier before he died. His selfishness surged for a moment - since he could not achieve perfection, he did not want to leave this secret in the world to help others reach the top. Before his death, he tore into pieces the "Heaven and Earth Jue", which was a collection of lifelong insights and was originally used to seal the origin of chaos, and turned it into seventy-two volumes of fragments, which were scattered among the nine heavens and ten places in dangerous and remote secret realms. This technique was originally the key to check and balance the power of chaos, hiding the mystery of the order that opened up the world. However, when it was scattered, the energy of chaos leaked out, causing mortals and monks to have heart palpitations and soul shaking. People in the world did not understand its nature. They only felt that wherever the fragment passed, the spiritual energy was disordered and visions occurred frequently. They spread the word that this was the "way to become a demon". Those who found it would be punished by heaven and fall into the devil's path. The way of heaven is damaged and the world here is on the verge of collapse. Someone needs to rebuild the power of heaven to maintain peace. Over the millennia, those who pursued the fragments either became insane due to their inability to control the aftermath of chaos, or shed blood as they fought for the fragments. The name of the "Magic Scroll" became more and more popular. The monk Zhu Kun was lucky enough to get a scroll, but he was framed as the culprit who lured demons into the world. He was hunted by the world. On his way to escape, he hid the "Scroll 12" engraved with the pattern of stars and rivers in his ancestral jade pendant and stuffed it into the arms of his young son. He only left one sentence: "It is not a magic scroll, but the vitality of heaven and earth... Guard it well and don't let the world make the same mistake again." The seventy-two remaining volumes began their wandering fate amid the misinformation about the origin of "Sealed Chaos" and the "Way to Become a Demon."
The seventy-two volumes of "Heaven and Earth Jue" are originally the crystallization of Dao Shi Tianzun's lifelong enlightenment. This powerful man who once touched the end of the road regretted that he would never be able to break through that ultimate barrier before he died. His selfishness surged for a moment - since he could not achieve perfection, he did not want to leave this secret in the world to help others reach the top. Before his death, he tore into pieces the "Heaven and Earth Jue", which was a collection of lifelong insights and was originally used to seal the origin of chaos, and turned it into seventy-two volumes of fragments, which were scattered among the nine heavens and ten places in dangerous and remote secret realms. This technique was originally the key to check and balance the power of chaos, hiding the mystery of the order that opened up the world. However, when it was scattered, the energy of chaos leaked out, causing mortals and monks to have heart palpitations and soul shaking. People in the world did not understand its nature. They only felt that wherever the fragment passed, the spiritual energy was disordered and visions occurred frequently. They spread the word that this was the "way to become a demon". Those who found it would be punished by heaven and fall into the devil's path. The way of heaven is damaged and the world here is on the verge of collapse. Someone needs to rebuild the power of heaven to maintain peace. Over the millennia, those who pursued the fragments either became insane due to their inability to control the aftermath of chaos, or shed blood as they fought for the fragments. The name of the "Magic Scroll" became more and more popular. The monk Zhu Kun was lucky enough to get a scroll, but he was framed as the culprit who lured demons into the world. He was hunted by the world. On his way to escape, he hid the "Scroll 12" engraved with the pattern of stars and rivers in his ancestral jade pendant and stuffed it into the arms of his young son. He only left one sentence: "It is not a magic scroll, but the vitality of heaven and earth... Guard it well and don't let the world make the same mistake again." The seventy-two remaining volumes began their wandering fate amid the misinformation about the origin of "Sealed Chaos" and the "Way to Become a Demon."