He struggled to survive until he entered the Great Murim, eventually withstanding the world's harshest storms to stand tall at the summit.

His friend became the world’s greatest Martial God, and he became the strategist who made it all possible.

But a thousand years later, the world has changed them.

His friend is remembered as the Sovereign of Ten Thousand Demons, the Heavenly Demon. He is remembered as the incarnation of evil who spread demonic arts across the world, the Demon Brain.

He had only struggled to live with dignity; he had lived a life without a single shred of shame before the world.

Now, he goes to shatter the illusions created by a millennium of time.

Using the legacy left by the companion he called friend and the knowledge the world calls demonic arts—all within this strange body named Mu-yun.

However, the request his friend left behind… is utter nonsense.

Along with the instruction to forget everything and simply enjoy the world, what he left was—

Dance.

A new life, new bonds, and a new martial art combined with dance.

Fine. With this new martial art, he will play to his heart's content in this vast Murim!

Ian has been dealing with ancient monsters, but what if he suddenly woke up in Mu-yun's body? Do you think he'd embrace the "dance" of the new martial arts, or would he be too busy trying to find a Waypoint back to his own world?