Xu Wenyan was born into a world of scientific advancement, where rationality and logic were the foundations of society. In this world, the mysteries of the cosmos were systematically unraveled through rigorous experimentation, observation, and analysis. Xu Wenyan grew up in a family of renowned scholars, known for their contributions to various fields of science and philosophy. From a young age, he was immersed in a culture that valued knowledge above all else.

Driven by an insatiable curiosity, Xu Wenyan excelled in his studies, quickly surpassing his peers. He was particularly fascinated by the fundamental forces that governed reality—energy, matter, and consciousness. His research spanned multiple disciplines, from quantum mechanics to metaphysics, as he sought to understand the underlying principles that connected them.

By the time he reached adulthood, Xu Wenyan had become a leading figure in his field. His theories on the nature of consciousness and its connection to the physical world earned him both acclaim and controversy. Some hailed him as a visionary, while others considered his ideas too radical, pushing the boundaries of what was known and accepted.

Despite his success, Xu Wenyan was haunted by a profound sense of incompletion. He knew that no matter how much knowledge he amassed, there were still questions that remained unanswered, mysteries that eluded even the most advanced minds. Chief among these was the nature of life and death—an enigma that defied rational explanation.

Obsessed with the idea of existence beyond death, Xu Wenyan turned his attention to ancient texts and esoteric knowledge, searching for clues that might unlock the secrets of the afterlife. It was during this quest that he discovered the legend of the Eternal Threads—a concept that spoke of a web of energy connecting all living beings, all worlds, and all realities.

The more he studied, the more convinced Xu Wenyan became that the Eternal Threads were the key to understanding the nature of existence itself. He hypothesized that if one could tap into these threads, they could transcend the boundaries of life and death, consciousness and matter. This led him to the ritual that would change his fate forever.