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The Liyuan Continent is a settlement of human beings. After a hundred years of war, five countries have formed a situation of competing for hegemony. The Yanzui dynasty in the Central Plains is the symbol of the strongest strength; Xiwu in Jiangzuo (second in strength) is proficient in magic and illusion; Donghu in the north is a powerful grassland empire. The Donghu cavalry are mysterious and extremely powerful, and even the Yanzui Dynasty has to respect their Jie Shu Shanyu Sanyu Sanyu; at the northwest end, A Zhiluo, a powerful empire who is good at using fire-type soul beasts, wipes out small states and forces them to pay tribute every year; Chu Yue , located at the southwest terminal, is protected by the powerful Moon Goddess; sacrifices are held every full moon, and the Moon Goddess will distribute moonlight glazed crystals to the tribesmen, which can greatly improve the spiritual intelligence of the soul beasts and slightly increase the energy of the soul beasts. He is often coveted by the other four countries and steals glass crystals. The goddess of the moon and the other four guardian priests set up a blood inheritance boundary in the capital city where a large amount of glazed crystals were stored. Guarded for generations. But the country of Azhiluo provoked a war for no reason, causing the Liyuan Continent to be devastated. It rained all night, and the sun came out again. The protective barrier of Gouliyuan Continent was weakened, and it was invaded by the Celestial Clan. The Celestial Clan was unstoppable all the way. However, this seemingly inevitable outcome was broken by a genius who appeared in the Yanzui Dynasty more than two hundred years later, the Soul Beast Master and the Martial God. He created the only undefeated myth of cultivating a soul beast in the heart since the emergence of the Liyuan Continent, and became the dominant god of the Liyuan Continent. What kind of means does he have to form an alliance to lead the other four countries and make the Celestial Clan surrender?

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