Shattered Heaven: Chaotic Ruins
The usurpers washed their blades in the font of the Nine Heavens and called themselves Divine.
They sit upon thrones of embezzled karma, bathing in the blind, rhythmic worship of a billion realms. To the universe, they are the Authors of Fate.
To the truth, they are the thieves of the First Age.
The true sacrificers, those who burned their souls to hold the abyss at bay, were not merely killed; they were redacted.
Their names were struck from the Great Ledger, and their virtues were inverted into systemic sins.
For ten thousand generations, their descendants have carried a "Death-Code," a hereditary heresy that marks them for erasure the moment they draw breath.
Epochs have passed.
The Heavenly Dao has been rewritten as a self-correcting prison, programmed to protect the lie.
The universe is content to kneel before a manufactured light. But a heaven built on a fraudulent ledger is merely a waiting tomb.
Within a localized anomaly in a forgotten sector, a consciousness resumes.
He does not bring the mercy of the Buddha, nor the fury of a fallen king. He brings the absolute, unyielding weight of a defaulted debt.
His vessel is a ruin of shattered meridians, a biological cage that shouldn't exist. His path is a systemic dead-end.
To the cultivators of this era, he is a ghost flickering in the static, a soul that the Registry failed to delete.
But to the false gods sleeping above, he is the Universal Sanction they spent an eternity trying to redact.
He will not cultivate their Dao; he will dismantle its logic. He will not seek justice; he will liquidate the heavens until the account is settled in full. He will not merely kill the gods; he will revoke their authorization to exist.
When the sky finally bleeds, the universe will be reminded of the Law that preceded the first star:
True divinity is not worshipped. It is calculated
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[Author's Note: The journey truly begins in Chapter 3 : stick around for the awakening!]
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