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He was the only orphan of the Ye family, a top immortal family in the past. When he was young, the family was framed by seven major sects for rebellion, and the whole family was massacred. The tribesmen begged for mercy, defended themselves, and endured for peace. In the end, they all died tragically, their orthodoxy was severed, and their bones were not left. Ye Ji relies on the desperate cover of his clan members and buries himself in piles of corpses to survive in desperate situations, witnessing with his own eyes the truth of the way of heaven that "you will die if you show mercy, and you will die if you are soft-hearted". From then on, he cut off all warmth, abandoned all worldly morality, and only believed in one avenue: in troubled times, all people are hypocritical, and only killing can survive.

At the beginning of the world, there was only "emptiness and silence". After endless years of silence, the first ray of life was born and turned into "original Qi". From this, two absolute origins emerged in the world: - The power of silence: emptiness, silence, disappearance, return to zero, and tracelessness, which is the "converging power" of heaven and earth. ? - Yuan Qi: growth, explosion, reproduction, construction, vitality, it is the "blooming power" of heaven and earth The essence of life, death, rise and fall, and reincarnation of all things is the cyclical balance of Jingli force and Yuan Qi. Mortals only cultivate Yuan Qi, so they are subject to death, decay, and shackles; Monks practice "Silent Yuan Balance", inherit silence with their hearts and carry Yuan with their bodies, jump out of the mundane cycle of reincarnation, and walk out on their own personal path.

I would like to dedicate this document to the hero skin of the s17 season of King of Glory, Xiahou Dun's Shuofengdao, and to our past youth.

The Taoist ancestors first opened up the world, and the five realms of humans, Buddhas, demons and demons competed. This was an extremely prosperous world of cultivation. The protagonist Che Zhengyang was extremely talented, but he was lazy and only wanted to live his daily life of cultivating immortals in the mountain gate. . .

A modern young man travels through the Douluo Continent, is born with divine power, awakens his martial soul, beats drums, urns, and golden hammers, and wants to be like his favorite Li Yuanba in the previous life. He tries to compete with the heroes of the world with a pair of sledgehammers, and he will definitely not lose his reputation as the number one hero in the Sui and Tang Dynasties!