Virtue Overpowers the Galaxy

In the vast galaxy, countless races revere power; throughout the ages, the strong dominate. All believe that bloodlines, rules, and origins are the keys to ruling the starry realms. Yet they do not know that the ultimate power of the universe is never slaughter or control, but virtue, karma, letting go, and non-action. A seven-colored meteor falls, and a stranger arrives. Xie Linzhou, a young man with amnesia, awakens carrying a three-thousand-year obsession, stepping into the chaos of the Yuanxi Star Domain. Once a deep schemer burdened by heavy karma, he grew lonelier amidst power struggles and slaughter. Lu Chen, the Guardian of the Galaxy, ruled with iron for thirty thousand years but was framed and imprisoned for his uprightness. Su Wan, heir to the Night Watchers, follows her ancestral teachings, gradually awakening between good and evil. Conspiracies arise, interracial wars erupt, rules collapse, and the apocalypse approaches. Some seek enlightenment through plunder, some establish virtue through protection, and some burn themselves out with obsession. When karma entangles, one realizes that all obsessions are suffering; only by letting go can one break and rebuild; only by non-action and non-contention can all races unite. Xie Linzhou, Lu Chen, and Su Wan prove the Dao with their hearts, using virtue as their blade, moving from obsession to cultivation of virtue, from letting go to non-action. In this life, they seek neither hegemony nor power. They only use their virtue to pacify the vast galaxy; with a single thought of letting go, they achieve the eternal Dao. The virtuous possess, the virtueless lose; those who let go attain the Dao, and those who practice non-action rule the heavens.