Late at night when Ling Yao was laid off, he accidentally saved a girl who was being hunted. The next day, there was something called [Cracks in the Heavens] on his phone. Behind the rift is a world where gods and demons have arisen together, and a world where immortals and demons are fighting fiercely. At the other end of the crack was the steel and concrete he was familiar with. From then on, he took advantage of both. In the city, he is a down-and-out social beast who is looked down upon by everyone; on the other side of the rift, he is the God of Ten Thousand Ruins who controls reincarnation and ascends to the sky step by step. No one knew that those empresses, holy lords, and demon emperors who later became famous throughout the world were just the most inconspicuous people around him at first - the down-and-out daughter who was in debt for her mother's medical treatment, the actor who retired from the industry and was blocked by capital, the demon saint who was locked in the abyss, the abandoned disciple who was thrown into a mass grave, and the villain witch who was destined to die tragically. It was Ling Yao who pulled them up from the mud one by one, giving them skills, opportunities, and a chance to live again. He taught them how to practice, protected them, and watched them go from being bullied to dominating their lives. Others have been practicing hard for thousands of years just for a chance of survival. He led a group of beautiful Taoist couples to smash the barriers of Tianxu, seize the innate treasure, and break the shackles of heaven. Wait for all the heavens and worlds to bow their heads.
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Preview of the next chapter: Chapter 106 "The wall is never thin, shadows change" This book is created by Ni Cangchen and is being serialized. If you enjoy reading it, don't forget to vote for recommendation and add it to your bookshelf - every click you make is the whole reason why I stay up late coding.