The Primordial Immortal and Buddha

In the second year of Tianhe under the Northern Zhou, 567, the Emperor issued an edict summoning Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism to debate.

The Confucian Sage, the Daoist God, and the Buddhist Supreme arrived, along with cultivators from all three traditions, gathering in the imperial capital.

A bloody battle was about to begin.

A young man emerged from a forbidden land of the dead, bearing the spiritual bodies of all three traditions. He climbed the ranks in a world devoted to martial cultivation and rose to prominence across the Northern and Southern Dynasties.