The Man Who Stepped On The Sky
In a world where the heavens exalt the strong and crush the weak, one boy is born with no talent, no lineage, and no backing—only an unyielding will and a single, iron belief:
"If the heavens give me no path, I’ll carve one with my blood."
No divine blood.
No sacred gift.
No noble name.
Just a mortal life, scorned and trampled by a world ruled by prodigies.
But who says mortals cannot walk the skies?
Who decided that those without destiny must live on their knees?
He refused to bow to fate.
He refused to disappear without a sound.
He chose the path of blood and defiance—
A path so bold, even the heavens would be forced to look down and remember his name.
With mortal feet, he stepped upon the clouds.
With a heart forged in fire and steel, he shattered the chains of fate
and etched his legend into the fabric of the world.
"The Man Who Stepped on the Sky" is not just a cultivation story.
It is a hymn to the indomitable will, a tribute to those who fight without blessings, and the legend of a man who dared to defy the heavens and declare:
"If destiny is a chain, I will be the one to break it!"
Reveal Spoiler
Started this out of curiosity and it’s actually decent so far. The “from nothing to something” setup is classic cultivation material MC has no backing, no cheat (at least not an OP one), and the world isn’t doing him any favors. That’s a plus in my book. He earns his growth, which makes the progression feel satisfying instead of handed out. That said, the pacing can be uneven in places. Some scenes feel dragged out, while others jump too fast without enough build-up. The world has potential, but I hope we get more detail soon right now, it leans a bit too much on familiar tropes without adding enough unique flavor. Still, the tone is solid. MC has grit, and the story doesn’t shy away from showing the cost of climbing up from rock bottom. If the author keeps this up and sharpens the pacing, this could turn into something really good. So far, it’s worth a read if you like underdog cultivation stories that don’t rely too heavily on plot armor. Rating: 4/5