
Tribulation of the Rootless Dao
In the Heaven-Buried Continent, every child is born beneath the Measuring Star and judged by the shape of their spiritual root. Liang Chen is judged empty: no root, no fate, no path to immortality. Sold by his clan to a dying mountain sect as a servant, he expects a life of sweeping courtyards while geniuses soar above the clouds. Then, during a forbidden thunderstorm, he discovers an ancient inheritance buried beneath the sect’s ancestral graveyard: a shattered black seed that does not grant him a spiritual root, but devours the roots of heaven and earth themselves.
As Chen rises through pill halls, blood-soaked tournaments, sect conspiracies, and heavenly tribulations that seem to recognize him as an old enemy, he learns his power is not a blessing but a question left behind by a vanished immortal emperor. To cultivate without a root is to defy the order of creation. To survive, he must decide whether immortality means ascending above the world—or carrying its suffering with him into the heavens.
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Chapter 1: The Boy Beneath the Measuring Star
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Chapter 2: Ashen Peak Has No Immortals
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Chapter 3: Thunder Over the Forbidden Graves
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Chapter 4: The Seed That Ate the Heavens
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Chapter 5: A Servant Learns to Breathe
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Chapter 6: The Pill Hall’s Cruel Bargain
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