Fortune Taker

On the day the Chu family was exterminated, nine-year-old Chu Yuan hid in the tunnel and saw with his own eyes a righteous monk beheading his father. He should have died in that fire. But a casual cultivator of unknown origin rescued him and gave him something - a luck-devouring bead. This object can swallow up luck and turn other people's opportunities, the sect's heritage, and the fortune of heaven and earth into one's own. The price is: every time he is devoured, his soul may be wiped out in the backlash. Chu Yuan didn't care. He never cares whether he uses righteous means or evil means, doesn't care whether he kills evil people or good people, and doesn't care whether the people in the world regard him as an enemy or a friend. He only cares about one thing - enlightenment. To do this, he could kill all the people or sacrifice himself. At the moment when the eight major sects of the Northern Territory made an alliance at the Tianzhu Summit and their fortunes condensed into pearls, an outer disciple raised his head and exposed his fangs. This is not a story about good or evil. This is a story about how much a person is willing to pay and what kind of monster he becomes, just to touch the illusory "Tao".