Seat 19

The great calamity is coming. The balance between the clear and turbid realms has long been tilted, the sea of ​​clear air and clouds has dried up, the abyss of turbid air is rioting, and the devouring vortex of Guixu is getting bigger day by day. This is a world where the cultivation civilization has evolved to the extreme - the spiritual rail train runs between the skyscrapers, mortals holding messenger talismans ride the same tram with the monks, and the warships of the Planar Expeditionary Force are bringing back plundered worlds one after another from the frontier. Gu Yuan, Gu's eldest son, was born with a body of chaos. He can perceive the particle wave dual state of twelve attributes, and the twenty-four colors of energy flow like a rainbow in his field of vision. When he was six years old, the evaluation platform exploded with chaotic twenty-four colors of light. The elder shook his head and judged him as "fifteenth grade, no dominant attribute" - a "waste" rejected by the system. No one saw that his mental bandwidth had reached perfection, and his actual output was twenty-four times that of the same level. He chose the most difficult path: while others cycled through Little Zhoutian alone, he wanted to build twelve parallel circuits. What's even crazier is that at the third level, he began to burn his lifespan, using the Tiangang supernatural power to "return to heaven and return to the sun" to go back in time and prepare a plan in advance in a desperate situation. And his sister Gu Xuan, who was born with the Hunyuan Taoism, deduced the future "Liujia Qimen" and let her see that "the powerful self is lonely" in all timelines - she did not dare to risk her life, but became his final anchor. From a ridiculed waste to a behind-the-scenes chess player, from the "selves" that control parallel timelines to the ruthless heaven that covers all realms with the law of cause and effect, Gu Yuan walked step by step towards the vacant nineteenth seat of the saint. But at that time, with his infinite lifespan, the "human" part of him had been burned out. She was still there, but he no longer recognized her.