The Mountain and Sea Mirror Moon

[A tribute to my childhood: the Xuanyuan Sword series, the Ten Great Divine Artifacts, and the land of Jiuzhou]

Chen Feng, a graduate student in history, touches a mysterious ancient mirror and is flung in the blink of an eye into a wild, magnificent world. Here, two suns hang in the sky and monsters roam freely. The strange beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas are no longer illustrations on a page, but deadly threats. This is a perilous Jiuzhou where myth has become reality, utterly unlike the history he knows.

Here, Xiaoman, a fox-clan girl who rescues him, is shunned because her bloodline is impure, yet she gives him his first warmth and shelter. Here, he meets the striking and spirited Xuanyuan Yue, whose swordsmanship is peerless and who seems to harbor a secret connected to his own origins. Chen Feng soon discovers that he is no ordinary transmigrator: he is the reincarnation of the ancient divine artifact, the Kunlun Mirror.

But the spirits in the forests are far from the only ones coveting the artifact's power. The mysterious powerhouse Di Yan, fanatically intent on destroying the world and rebuilding it, has set his sights on Chen Feng. He wields the power of the Haotian Tower and commands eight terrifying Flesh Venerables, each with a distinct personality. A grand battle of destiny, spanning the Ten Ancient Divine Artifacts and sweeping across the realms of humans, gods, and demons, has begun.

Faced with those he loves and those he calls friends, with the choice between protection and destruction, how can an ordinary mortal wield the power of time and space? When the mirror's light shatters and Xuanyuan's sword is drawn, can he find a different path through the tragic tides of the age and protect the last glimmer of light?