Mending the Heavens

Throughout the ages, cultivators have plundered the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, tearing apart mountains and veins. When faced with rifts in the sky and signs of chaos, they only suppress them with brute force, sealing the wounds of the land. As millennia pass, false doctrines prevail, and the scars of the heavens accumulate, with hidden dangers of annihilation lurking silently. Shen Yu, a disciple of the Xuanqing Sect, watches as his peers vie for cultivation opportunities and fame through battles. Only he perceives the secrets of heaven and earth, wielding the unique power of the Dao of Mending. While others judge good and evil through slaughter, he discerns right from wrong by wounds; while all endlessly plunder the essence of the heavens, he alone travels alone, soothing the rifts in the earth and saving countless beings persecuted by the rules of heaven. The Xuanqing Sect fails to understand his path, repeatedly ostracizing and harassing him; the Tianchen Holy Court, which governs the world's order, declares the art of mending as heresy, setting numerous traps to besiege him. Chi Wu, a fox spirit bearing a thousand-year-old soul wound, travels thousands of miles seeking salvation; Yun Qingci, a saintess bound by the Holy Court's precepts, is trapped by ancient dogma, struggling between law and truth. In martial contests, the true nature of the Dao is debated amidst the clash of blades; in intricate conspiracies, ancient secrets buried in time are gradually unveiled. As the ancient lies shatter, the wounds of the heavens across all realms can no longer be hidden. All paths are broken, all heavens wounded. In this chaotic world, Shen Yu, holding a faint light, embarks alone on the path to mend the heavens. — Description from novelcodex.org