Cultivators, beings of transcendent power, inexplicably sow sorrow among ordinary mortals. This world, once deemed "beautiful," now teeters on the brink of ruin, shrouded by a mysterious, potent mist. In these dire times, some choose to sacrifice themselves for the greater good, while others, wielding immense power, readily sacrifice the entire world for their own ends. At the heart of this turmoil is Vấn Thiên, a peculiar child. Found as an infant in a coffin, he was lovingly brought into the world by his adoptive parents. A dying mortal, devoid of spiritual roots, he is afflicted by a strange illness that compels him to witness all forms of suffering. This torment is not confined to his dreams; reality mirrors it, as he observes mortals devastated by the whims of immortals, and ruin spreading, guided by sorrow. This seemingly lowly mortal yearns to overturn the prevailing order of suffering. Yet, without the ability to cultivate, how can he gain the strength? How can a powerless body save all beings from their hardships? Despite his perceived weakness, Vấn Thiên is far from lowly. His heart shines like a star, unburdened by helplessness. Though small and frail compared to the vast, transcendent world, he wholeheartedly pursues the profound, surging desire deep within him.