Jincheng Mythical Beast

Name: Jincheng Mythical Beast
Author: I'm Da Luo

by I'm Da Luo

ongoing Xuanhuan Eastern Fantasy Male Lead

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74Kwords

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About This Novel

In the summer of 2026, an abnormal energy pulse began to appear in the air in Chengdu. Lin Man, a graduate student majoring in biology at Sichuan University, was doing field research at the Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base when he discovered that the pupils of a giant panda cub named Yaoyao could actually reflect the illusion of the Sands Kingdom three thousand years ago. Lin Man's mentor told her that the panda seemed to carry some ancient energy that resonated with the sun bird's gold ornaments. Soon, Shen Yuan, a mysterious young man who called himself the "Temple Keeper", appeared in her life and told her an astonishing secret: the patron saint of Jinsha civilization did not disappear in the long river of history, but injected his soul into the blood of giant pandas, and passed it down from generation to generation in this seemingly naive form. Today, the ecological balance on the Chengdu Plain is disintegrating, and the power of the mythical beasts is declining. Only by finding the "cultural anchors" hidden in the eleven ancient landmarks of Chengdu can the protective power of the mythical beasts be restored. From the Jinsha Heritage Museum to the Tianshi Cave in Qingcheng Mountain, from the poem wooden slips in Du Fu's Thatched Cottage to the millennium marriage in Hejiang Pavilion, from the drawings of wooden cows and flowing horses in Wuhou Temple to the ink marks on Xue Tao's notes in Wangjiang Tower Park - Lin Man and Shen Yuan must visit the eleven "cultural anchors" in Chengdu before the end of the summer vacation to awaken the sleeping guardian beast. In the process, they met more partners and discovered a greater secret behind this "search": the so-called power of mythical beasts is actually the spiritual energy accumulated by a city's three thousand years of history.