The Weaving of Fate

At the age of 12, Shen Yan's parents were killed by the Restorationists. He crawled out from the pile of corpses, clutching a black stone that no one recognized—the Unwoven Thread, a divine artifact left by the first saint lord of the Fate Weavers. It chose Shen Yan because he is not recorded by fate. Over eight years, Shen Yan embarked on a path of no return: collecting seven strands of origin thread, uniting six clans, and restarting the Grand Weaving Ceremony. The six clans he wants to unite each have blood feuds that have remained unresolved for 1058 years. And the villain he must face—the evil ancestor "Luo Xinghe"—is not a demon king seeking to destroy the world, but a 25-year-old youth who turned dark for love. He only wants his dead wife Hailing to achieve "immortality." 1058 years ago, he used star-weaving magic to connect all living beings and was defeated and sealed by a coalition of 120,000 from the six clans. In the end, Shen Yan uses the seven threads as one to "reweave" the evil ancestor's fate—not to kill, but to reweave. The evil ancestor transforms from villain to guardian, finding release for the first time in 1100 years. Shen Yan loses all divine artifact powers and becomes an ordinary person. This is not a chosen one saving the world. This is a child abandoned by fate, understanding everyone, and reweaving everyone's destiny. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Weaving of Fate — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠