In the continent of Chang'an humans had lived as livestock and slaves to the Primordial Beasts. These beasts were ferocious, bloodthirsty and overwhelmingly powerful, but even so, the humans managed to prevail in the face of despair.

As the human race grew stronger the Primordial Beasts fought back with relentless fierceness, rousing beast hordes to engage in frenzied battles over the land. 

Every single child on the continent was taught martial arts for the sake of fighting these Primordial Beasts, yet many of them were sent straight to their death.

In this world filled with constant battle, a young boy was born. This young boy was hoping to become the most outstanding cultivator, but who would have thought that his talent was so poor that he could not even cultivate? 

As the boy was filled with despair over his unfortunate situation, a life changing event occurred which would forever leave a scar in his mind, pushing him to transcend his limits and grow to become a legend.

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Condemning the Heavens

"So you tell me that this is a place where blood flows as regularly as water?" Hei Gou asked with a slight smile on his lips. He looked around, but no matter where he looked, all he saw was mortal animals and empty prairie. 


"We want to avoid humans," Xue Wei reminded him, and Hei Gou just nodded his head absentmindedly. 


"I know, but I have heard famous stories about the Flowing Blood Prairies and how it is so dangerous to enter it – that only a select few make it out alive – but we have been traveling for a full day, and we have not even encountered a single person." 


"I don't think that people are traveling alone here in the prairie," Xue Wei said hesitatingly. "I think they move in groups of hunters together; hunters that hunt Fierce Beasts, other humans, and Primordial Beasts." 


"If we encounter such a group, I fear that we might be in serious trouble, so for now let us be grateful that we have not encountered anyone." 


Little Lao