On a continent where spiritual power is divided into the four attributes of earth, fire, water, and wind, the lonely young Chen Mu is branded a good-for-nothing because his wood attribute prevents him from cultivating into a powerful warrior. By chance, he forms a life-bond contract with an ancient divine tree, the Myriad Beasts Tree, becoming the first person able to use a wood attribute to master skills from the other four spiritual attributes. He also gains the possibility of becoming a spirit beast master. A novel premise and an exciting story: don't miss it!
Rank classifications: Warrior, Martial Disciple, Martial Master, Martial Lord, Martial King, Martial Venerable, Martial Saint, Martial Emperor.
The range of spiritual power control is three meters for a Warrior, ten meters for a Martial Disciple, twenty meters for a Martial Master, fifty meters for a Martial Lord, one hundred meters for a Martial King, two hundred meters for a Martial Sovereign, one thousand meters for a Martial Venerable, three thousand meters for a Martial Saint, and ten thousand meters for a Martial Emperor.
Among Warriors, those who can transform into the spirit beasts they have hunted are called spirit beast masters. Their ranks are divided as follows: first, second, and third grade are Beast Masters; fourth and fifth grade are Beast Kings; sixth, seventh, and eighth grade are Beast Emperors; and ninth grade is Beast Venerable. Ninth grade is further divided into lower, middle, and upper tiers, with the upper tier granting the exclusive title of Emperor.
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