The Last Monad: He Who Defies the Heavens
In a world where martial clans shape the order of nations, Jin Tie—a brilliant but hopelessly lazy young heir—spends his days perfecting napping techniques rather than martial ones. The only thing he takes seriously is protecting his younger sister, Jin Yue, born with blocked meridians and a future forever separated from the martial path.
His peaceful world ends in a single afternoon.
Without warning, a being of impossible power descends from the sky. Storms warp. Reality trembles. And before Jin Tie can even understand what is happening, his entire clan is erased from existence. His sister is taken into a void no mortal should witness. Everything he knew—warm mornings, childish bickering, the gentle rhythm of an ordinary life—turns to ash.
He should have died with them.
He didn’t.
Not through luck.
Not through power.
But because something about him lies outside the reach of fate itself—a truth the heavens themselves cannot decipher.
He hides his name, buries his past, and trudges through two brutal years of survival—scraping by with odd jobs, harsh battles, and relentless self-training. When he reemerges into the martial world, he is no longer the carefree heir of a powerful clan, but a ghost wearing a boy’s face.
Now alone, stripped of name, home, and identity, he wanders the martial world as a ghost in a boy’s body. His heart is cold. His eyes are empty. Only one thing keeps him moving:
Somewhere out there… his sister still exists.
To reach her, he joins the greatest event of the generation:
The Tournament of the Ten Dragons and Phoenixes, where prodigies gather and legends are born.
There, his presence ignites shock and suspicion:
A seventeen-year-old unaffiliated youth at the Profound Concept stage.
A Ki so pure it defies classification.
A calm so deep it feels unnatural.
A talent that even patriarchs whisper about.
But power draws attention—wanted and unwanted.
The seven rulers of the martial world begin to take notice.
Some see potential.
Some see danger.
Some see a puzzle that should not exist.
And in the shadows, forces far older and deeper than clans are beginning to move.
Jin Tie does not seek glory.
He does not seek revenge.
He seeks only one thing:
A path to reach the place where his sister was taken.
To do that, he must climb beyond the limits of martial arts.
Beyond the boundaries of fate.
Beyond the horizon of the world itself.
The boy who once chased naps must now chase the impossible—
and with every step he takes, the heavens tremble a little more.
