Wandering the Mortal World

On the night Qin Mo was born, strange signs appeared in the heavens. Dark clouds gathered above the Qin family home, yet a beam of moonlight shone straight into the delivery room. The midwife called him a “ghost child.” His mother died in childbirth because an evil entity tried to use the fetus as a vessel to be reborn. Qin Mo's innate spiritual light struck back, but it cost his mother's life. When he was three, a black-clad stranger broke into the Qin home in the dead of night, targeting Qin Mo. A Taoist said that Qin Mo's yin-yang eyes were the rare “Pure Yin Eyes,” a great source of nourishment for those who practiced certain dark arts. To protect Qin Mo, his father had no choice but to pretend to despise him and drive him out of the family. The Taoist took Qin Mo away to cultivate in the mountains. Later, after his master's death, Qin Mo descended from the mountain and began a journey of trials... This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.