I Raise Mountains and Seas in Huaxia

At first glance, he is an ordinary history graduate student, but in truth he is the sole descendant of the ancient guardian Zhulong. His power does not appear out of nowhere. It gradually “awakens” as he deepens his understanding of Chinese history, culture, and spirit. He can summon heroic spirits from the inscriptions of strange beasts in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, learn battle formations from the bamboo slips of The Art of War, and sense the pulse of the land through the patterns on the Simuwu Ding. From a scholar who believes only in dusty old books, he grows into a guardian of civilization who firmly believes, “We are the Great Wall.” His central struggle is this: as he wields power almost divine in nature, how can he preserve his humanity and keep himself from becoming a new “god”?