The Gods' Legacy!

At the beginning of the story, in the mortal realm of the Great Wilderness, there is a primordial forbidden zone on the Nine Provinces Continent that has been forgotten by the world for millions of years: the Ancient Domain of Divine Relics. After the ancient gods fell, the remnants of their souls, ancient mythical beasts, and lost primordial cultivation arts were all sealed away in this isolated secret realm. In the final battle between the ancient gods and demons, the gods joined forces to forge a colossal primordial barrier, sealing the source of chaos that could destroy the world, along with the entire Ancient Domain of Divine Relics, deep within the earth’s ley lines. Ages passed and dynasties rose and fell. In the mortal cultivation world, only ancient rumors about the domain survived among the great sects, and few knew where its entrance lay. Every three thousand years, the barrier weakened and the earth’s ley lines trembled, causing the entrance to the secret realm to appear for a brief time. Countless cultivators, demon clans, and rogue cultivators rushed there to seize ancient divine bones, artifacts, and legacies. Countless people perished inside, and only a handful of cultivators ever emerged alive. Most became lost amid endless illusions, abyssal ravines, and mist-shrouded wastelands.

As the story begins in the present day, the ley lines of the Qingyun Mountains tremble. Black clouds churn on the horizon, and crimson light tears across the sky as the entrance to the Ancient Domain of Divine Relics, dormant for three thousand years, suddenly appears. The seven top immortal sects of the Nine Provinces, reclusive demon clans, and ancient evil cultivators who have been lying in wait all spring into action. The righteous sects aim to seal the source of chaos and prevent a calamity from descending. The evil cultivators seek only to seize the power left behind by the gods, break free of the constraints of the Heavenly Dao, overthrow the order of the mortal realm’s immortal sects, and rule the Nine Provinces.