Yang Qiu’s ascension to heaven was supposed to be his crowning achievement, the culmination of years of dedication and cultivation. Instead, it became his greatest betrayal. On the brink of transcending mortality, he was struck down by the very people he trusted most—his sworn Taoist companion and his unfaithful wife. As life drained from him, a cruel truth unraveled: the son he had cherished was not his own, his wife had long been another man’s, and all he had left was the bitter symbol of betrayal—a green hat.
In that moment, Yang Qiu realized his life had been a cruel joke, a tragedy of misplaced loyalty and blind devotion. But the heavens granted him a second chance. Reborn into his younger self, Yang Qiu emerged with a fiery resolve. Gone was the naive man who had sacrificed everything for love and trust. This time, he swore, he would never again kneel at the altar of false affection.
No longer bound by illusions, Yang Qiu embraced his newfound foresight and the vast resources of his family. He would carve a path to the summit of the cultivation world, not as a pawn in someone else’s game, but as a force to be reckoned with. Women, love, and empty promises—none of it would slow his blade or dim his ambition.
With a sharpened heart and a sword in hand, Yang Qiu vowed to rise again, stronger and unshakable, until the world itself bowed before him. This time, betrayal would find no foothold, and the heavens would tremble at his name
