Introduction to "Kunlun Shou: The Record of the Candle Dragon in the Doomsday"
In the year 2323 of the Star Yuan, a red fog swept across the world. Ancient strange beasts appeared all over the world, and candles appeared in the fog. Human civilization was on the verge of collapse. Sheng An, Director of the Seventh Division of the Special Affairs Coordination Bureau, under the guidance of the peach wood talisman left by his mother, took the ancient book "Supplementary Commentary to the Desolate Classic" and embarked on a journey to Kunlun Ruins to guard the road.
This is an apocalyptic redemption intertwined with technology and context. From the old alleys of Yuncheng to the Kunlun Abyss, Sheng'an and his partners, Mr. Zhang, an ancient book scholar, Mr. Chen, a doctor, and Xiao Lin, a young girl, followed the traces of strange beasts in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" and unlocked ancient ruins such as earth veins, golden stone arrays, and altars to worship heaven. They used peach wood charms to ward off evil spirits, bone flutes to guide pulses, and bronze tripods to gather energy. They used the rhythms of the Book of Songs to break illusions, and the techniques of Kao Gong Ji to forge magical weapons. They turned Chinese medicinal herbs, folk solar terms, and traditional music into forces to fight against evil spirits.
The story is rooted in the texture of traditional Chinese culture: the Jiuding Zhenmai coincides with the Kyushu concept of "Shangshu", the roadkeeper's secrets contain the wisdom of the "Tao Te Ching", and even the habits of strange animals can be found in ancient books. In the journey to fight against Qiongqi, seal the rift in the West, and tame the descendants of the candle dragon, there are not only hard-core earth-line games and artifact confrontations, but also intertwined with the blood ties of the guardians - the mother's dying instructions and the life-and-death trust between partners.
From the red mist burning the city to the resonance of the earth's veins, from a solitary breakthrough to the gathering of tens of thousands of people, this epic, with tens of millions of words, writes about the desperate survival of a civilization fire. When the golden light of the Nine Cauldrons resonates with the lights of thousands of families, and when the words in ancient books turn into protective barriers, the stories of the roadkeepers will eventually prove that: culture is endless and hope is immortal; tradition is the root and civilization will last forever.
