A wordless volume of "Taiping Lu", a traveler without spiritual power, and a mystery of cause and effect that spans a thousand years.
Yun He, an ordinary traveler who makes a living by recording stories, walks among the mountains, rivers and seas carrying the ancient book "Taiping Lu" inherited by his master. What he wrote down was the various situations in the world, the joys and sorrows of all sentient beings, but he didn't know that he had already been involved in a shocking plan to banish immortals in ancient times.
When he rescued Mo Yu, a young man infected with evil spirits, in Lingze Town, when the handwriting on "Taiping Lu" twisted and reorganized on its own, when the seals on the snowfield, the East China Sea, and the imperial mausoleum were loosened one by one - Yun He was shocked to realize that every story he recorded was quietly repairing a forbidden formation that could subvert the world.
The banished immortal wants to rebuild the fairy world with the will of all people, and Lu Ling will stop it even if he falls into immortality. Behind the murder of the Mo family, there is an unknown betrayal and redemption. Is Yun He an innocent writer, or a chess piece that has already been written?
The plain clothes are stained with blood, and the pen is written to ask the sky.
Not bad just
The second volume is pretty good
It's pretty, I feel okay
The writing style of this book is quite different