Others Rely on Understanding to Cultivate Immortality, but I Rely on Reading Words to Make Sense.

Others cultivate immortality by relying on their understanding to understand the meaning of scriptures. Lin Zhaoye cultivates immortality by relying on the meaning of words. During the sect's assessment, a broken talisman of "drawing the ground as a prison" that was recognized as invalid was placed in front of him. Everyone activated the formation according to the notes in the script. Only Lin Zhaoye knelt down and drew a circle on the ground. Then, the inner disciple in charge of the assessment really couldn't come out. From then on, all the profound and unpredictable skills in the world of immortality were transformed in his hands. "Be down to earth", when your feet touch the ground, they are as stable as mountains; "A leaf blinds the eye", a leaf can really make people unable to see the target; "Borrowing a knife to kill", the knife can be borrowed, but must be returned after the killing; "Climb to the sky in one step", you can only take one step in a day, but you can reach the clouds in one step. But Lin Zhaoye soon discovered that he could change more than just spells. All exercises, laws, and identities in this world rely on the "standard interpretation" formulated by Si Dian Yuan. People who have been judged as useless, people whose names have been deleted, monsters who have been wrongly defined, and even his father who has been missing for five years may be being erased bit by bit by some kind of explanation. What's even more frightening is that when everyone can reinterpret words, out-of-control word meanings can cause mountains and rivers to collapse. As a result, Lin Zhaoye had to face a problem that was more difficult than cultivating immortality: Who in the world has the right to stipulate what a sentence can mean? He doesn't want to become a new authority, nor does he want to completely lose his name in the world. What he wants to do is to allow every explanation to be questioned and verified, and for someone to be held accountable for its consequences.