When night falls, desire takes root.
Monsters called Desire Spirits, also known as Desire Wraiths, are born from desire, using it as bait.
Those with the aptitude to subdue spirits are known as Spirit Masters. They turn their souls into weapons, and Spirit Masters who join the Spirit Suppression Bureau are called "Spirit Binders."
A Spirit Master's soul strength determines their own strength to a certain extent. In the pursuit of returning the soul to dust and finding peace, they see what the soul desires and seeks. This is called the [Inner Realm].
Generation after generation, Spirit Masters grow within the Spirit Suppression Academy, stepping up when people are plagued by Desire Spirits. Some are prodigies, others ordinary people, but they have always shared one goal: to purge the evil spirits from the world.
"There are always people blindly stumbling through life. They push aside the vines God lowered for them, then complain that Heaven won't help them..."
"Who knows? Most people in this world spend their whole lives without knowing what they're pursuing. Like solitary boats adrift in an endless sea, they have no direction and can only go with the flow, until they vanish without a trace in the river of time."
The Resonance Society advocates harnessing the power of Desire Spirits. It uses all kinds of extreme methods to harvest people's desires. Its eight most authoritative members are called the [Seven Aspects]: [Greed], [Wrath], [Gluttony], [Pride], [Envy], [Lust], and [Sloth], along with the head of the Resonance Society, [Desire].
Under [Desire]'s power, the world gradually enters an era of rampaging calamity spirits...
"You should be as utterly useless as your name suggests, for your whole life."
"Bullshit! My big brother may be Wu Wei, but he can do anything!"
[Urban Superpowers + Healing + Ensemble Cast + Comedy + Episodic + Light Power Fantasy]
It's okay. The author's writing style is relatively green, and it is indeed the writing style of a novice, and there are not many attractive points in the early stage. It only starts to be exciting after about ten chapters, but it is only exciting. The author still needs to think more about the logic of the plot, and the fighting scenes are relatively short and not exciting enough. Including the first disaster spirit that the protagonist group encounters later, the fight scene is indeed more cleverly coordinated, but the main battle scene is skipped directly? I was looking forward to it. I hope the author will continue to work hard and hope you can write better works. The few chapters in the new update are still good, and it can be considered the beginning of the main story. There is a sense of excitement that has been suppressed for a long time and then burst out. I look forward to subsequent updates.