A Mortal Defies the Immortal

Su Fan transmigrates into this world and dives headfirst into a mine. The Immortal Sects say he was born with sealed meridians, a good-for-nothing who can never cultivate immortality, and the safest good-for-nothing in the world. The day the mine collapsed, he smashed through a ten-meter rock wall with his bare hands and rescued the entire mining crew, awakening a seed of power dormant in his chest. It was a Fragment of Strength, a primordial law from the dawn of creation, sealed inside his body by the Immortals along with his blocked meridians. And now, it had awakened in him. This world hides a secret that has lasted ten thousand years: mortals believe cultivating immortality means transcending the world, but in truth, it is a sacrifice. The cultivation methods passed down for ten thousand years are corrupted spirit-draining arts. The deeper one cultivates, the more one sends oneself up to the heavens. The so-called tribulation transcendence and ascension are nothing more than the moment one's vital essence, energy, and spirit are drained and condensed into a Celestial Spirit Pearl, sent to the Ninth Heaven to feed the exalted Immortals. Blocked meridians are not something one is born with. They are a lock made by the Immortals. It seals the Fragments of Origin, and any variable that might overturn the grand formation. Su Fan smashed the lock. He doesn't want to ascend. He wants to make this world, along with all the mortals treated as fodder, look up at the sky. Strength, speed, body, soul, thought, time, space, life, fate: nine fragments, and nine people with blocked meridians cast aside by the world. He seeks them out one by one, and protects them one by one. From the mines to the Spiritless Valley, from Cloudhide Manor to the Ninth Heaven, he leads them in toppling the three great Immortal Sects and breaking through the gates of the Ninth Heaven, smashing open a crack in a prison ten thousand years old. Mortals are not insects. They are blood that cannot be drained dry. It's time to change the heavens.