[Urban, Superpowers, Spiritual Qi Revival, Power Fantasy, Evolution]
When a mysterious crystal struck Kunlun, nine rings of light appeared in the sky. A tidal wave of spiritual qi swept across the Blue Star, and all living things grew at a frenzied pace, transforming into bloodthirsty beasts. The technological defenses humanity had long been proud of were as fragile as paper before this primordial force.
Tang Lang, an agricultural student, had always depended on two rose bushes for companionship. But after an accident left him wounded by a mutated thorn, the bloodline of Shang Zhou awoke within him. Bronze runes branded his chest, and an ancient black bird spread its wings with a ringing cry. He was a descendant of Di Xin, the last Human Emperor!
Devour the mysterious rose fruit, command the power of the Five Elements, and face the trials of his bloodline. From the laboratory to the secret realm of the Qinling Mountains, from battling mutated behemoths to uncovering the truth behind the fall of the Shang Dynasty, Tang Lang is forced to take up the banner of the Human Emperor.
In the Ninth Heaven, great races break through seals that have held for a thousand years;
In the shadows of the city, inheritors of Confucianism, Daoism, military strategy, and other traditions awaken one after another:
An archaeologist wielding a Qin sword summons an army of terracotta warriors; a Wudang priest draws down purple qi to command yin and yang; a Miao witch nurtures Gu poison within her own body to forge a deadly venom... Heroes rise from every corner, all vying for the right to shape the age of spiritual qi.
A black dragon churning beneath the Pacific unleashes a world-ending tsunami, while a giant ape in Shennongjia shatters a mountain with one punch. Will he use the thunderous power of force to suppress evolution run amok, or let all things compete freely and witness civilization return to a savage age?
It's pretty good, the author writes it very seriously! They are very responsive to comments and will correct any problems if they arise!
Well written, more interesting than most spiritual recovery stories