Since ancient times, the distinction between good and evil have always been divided, however, due to the entanglements of fate, Li Xun becomes embroiled in the struggle between these opposing forces.

Plagued by relentless nightmares, the life of this eight-year-old imperial heir is subjected to the most severe trials. Amid a perilous environment fraught with constant threats, Li Xun’s profound longing for freedom verges on obsession.

In his quest to escape the dominion others exert over his destiny, he resorts to increasingly extreme measures.

Yet, what is truly rare is that—even as he descends into moral darkness—Li Xun preserves a flicker of aspiration for the light and demonstrates an uncommon depth of emotional attachment…

t the turn of the century, humanity, enlightened to step into the cosmos, stands exposed before the gaze of the gods. A young man, Luo Nan, burdened with the sins of his ancestors, steps out of the lab with a grand ambition:

To wield a pen that burns like a flame, trampling over the bones of the gods;

To inscribe the form of all things and expand the celestial map.

For he understands: “All things belong to me, and inevitably, I am the universe.”

I have a mirror that can reflect the heaven and earth, the mountains and rivers; I have a sword that can cut through the hearts of people and the realm of ghosts; I have a city that sits in the clouds in the nine heavens; I have a heart that can laugh at the wasted time on the road to immortality. Why do people want to live forever? Because immortality encompasses all desires, immortality is an infinite possibility.