The Picture of the Beginning of the Universe

Ye Xun was originally an inconspicuous sweeper in the Xuanyuan Sect's Sutra Pavilion, with mediocre abilities, but because of a mysterious "Purple Bead of Taichu", he glimpsed the cruel truth at the end of the immortal road. The techniques practiced in the world are all defective products left by the predecessors; the so-called way of heaven is nothing more than an invisible black hand that traps all living beings. When the stone bead turned into a vast "Derived Picture of Taichu" in his hands, Ye Xun understood that he no longer had to copy the footprints of his predecessors. From then on, he used his body as ink and blood as dye to reenact the earth, water, fire and wind on this scroll, and then set the sun, moon and stars. Hundreds of schools of thought are all footnotes for me; gods and demons throughout the ages are just guests in the painting. In this life, what I want to draw is a brand new universe.