The Stars Beyond
Synopsis
The Scattered Arts, lost pages of manuals gathered from scattered archives from all across the world. Known also as the Old Arts, these are what remained from a vast collection of knowledge that was destroyed during the war that almost wiped out all of mankind. But we prevailed. Mankind rebuilt and reached for the stars.
Wang Xuan, a student of the Old Arts Research Department, had read about tales of individuals capable of inhuman feats, of practitioners ascending to the realm of immortality. But in an age of technological wonders, not many would believe in such tales. Only the truly desperate, and with the wealth and resources at their disposal, could even dream of unlocking the secrets behind these tales.
Corporate greed. This was how the research into the old arts started. But with new discoveries made in the New World, and the Old Arts declared obsolete in the way of the ‘New Arts’, the studies into the realm of the ancients is coming to an end.
Are the immortals real? Can mankind truly break its shackle of mortality and escape death? These are questions that Wang Xuan desperately sought to answer. He was determined to walk down the path of the Old Arts even as he reached for the stars beyond.
Original Blurb:
In the vast expanse of the universe, the birth and death of a galaxy are but fleeting flashes of light.
Gazing up at the starry sky, there's always a touch of melancholy, as if our fates have already been written. Where will you and I be a thousand years from now? Our homeland, the spark of our civilization, Earth itself, they are but specks of dust in the vast void of space.
A moment in the cosmos is a millennium on Earth.
The lifespan of an insect is but an autumn, and just like it, you and I are trying to navigate our brief existence.
What lies at the very edge of deep space?
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Chapters (548 Total)
RSS- 101 Chapter 101: Prodigy
- 102 Chapter 102: Crescendo
- 103 Chapter 103: A Tearful Farewell
- 104 Chapter 104: Mystery Encounter
- 105 Chapter 105: An Interstellar Journey
- 106 Chapter 106: Meeting By Chance
- 107 Chapter 107: What Happens On The Moon
- 108 Chapter 108: The Bodhisattvas Are Too Nice
- 109 Chapter 109: Old Ling Showing Off
- 110 Chapter 110: Ideals And Practice
- 111 Chapter 111: Slaying An Immortal
- 112 Chapter 112: The Attention Of An Immortal
- 113 Chapter 113: Myths Do Not Exist
- 114 Chapter 114: Explosion In The Lunar Pit
- 115 Chapter 115: Who Owns The Mortal Realm?
- 116 Chapter 116: Battleship vs Immortal
- 117 Chapter 117: The World Behind The Great Veil
- 118 Chapter 118: The Cost Of Breaking The Old Testament
- 119 Chapter 119: Exploring A New World For The First Time
- 120 Chapter 120: An Indigenous Person Of The New World
- 121 Chapter 121: Where The Hidden Land Is
- 122 Chapter 122: To Have The Entire Expedition Killed? That’s Normal
- 123 Chapter 123: Old Zhong Carrying A Warship?!
- 124 Chapter 124: Goddess Zhao
- 125 Chapter 125: The Coming Of A Great Era
- 126 Chapter 126: Sea Of The Stars
- 127 Chapter 127: Reminiscent Of That Kick
- 128 Chapter 128: Arrival In A New Star
- 129 Chapter 129: Revealing True Colors
- 130 Chapter 130: Bloody Romance
- 131 Chapter 131: Miracle In The Night
- 132 Chapter 132: Human Nature
- 133 Chapter 133: Couple
- 134 Chapter 134: A Dragon?
- 135 Chapter 135: Evolution Of The Golden Body Technique
- 136 Chapter 136: Grandmaster
- 137 Chapter 137: Dark Side Of The Hidden Land
- 138 Chapter 138: Alone Into The Enemy Camp
- 139 Chapter 139: Rescue
- 140 Chapter 140: Anything Beneath Transcendent Is Trash
- 141 Chapter 141: Getting Married In The Unfamiliar Realm
- 142 Chapter 142: Transhuman In The Hidden Land
- 143 Chapter 143: Killing An Alien
- 144 Chapter 144: Little Zhong’s Treasures
- 145 Chapter 145: Hunting The Transcendent
- 146 Chapter 146: The Kiss Of Transcendence
- 147 Chapter 147: Against A Transcendent
- 148 Chapter 148: Becoming A Demon
- 149 Chapter 149: Ascendent Ferryman
- 150 Chapter 150: A Deal With The Immortals
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