Shi Mobai, a top student in the archeology department who was proficient in ancient characters, accidentally traveled to a fantasy world where spell cards were respected, and became a good-for-nothing son of a family that everyone laughed at.
In this world, power comes from spell cards engraved with "spiritual patterns". When everyone ridiculed him for not being able to sense spiritual patterns, Shi Mobai was shocked to find that those mysterious ancient spell cards that no one could understand were engraved with Chinese characters that he was very familiar with!
"Thunder and lightning" summoned thunderbolts, and "space" tore apart the void... By virtue of his "interpretation" of ancient spell cards, he rose from an abandoned son of his family to a highly sought-after Talisman genius.
However, his biggest secret and concern is the silent and powerful war slave who was tortured at the hands of his original owner and became as silent as a beast.
Shi Mobai gave him his first name - Chu Jiye, pulled him up from the mud, and allowed him to stand side by side.
He didn't know that this move was not only saving his future destiny, but also igniting a flame that could burn the old world with his own hands.
When the brand of slave is intertwined with the tenderness of redemption, the secrets of time and space and the ultimate truth of the spell card emerge, how will the two break the shackles and reset the world?
Reader comments
I read a dozen chapters. The protagonist is cold-hearted and a white-eyed wolf. He never cared about the only people he had ever encountered who were loyal to him and sacrificed their lives for him. The first time Chu was imprisoned in Xingtang, if you didn't save me, I would treat you as if you had no strength, and the mud Buddha crossed the river. The second time Chu sacrificed his life to save the male protagonist. After the male protagonist woke up, he came back to take a look. He didn't look for anyone when he didn't see anyone, so he left by himself... He also said that he would come back to look for him no matter whether he was dead or alive? I'm really speechless... If he was being chased by poisonous snakes, he would be dead if you came to see him again.
I read a dozen chapters. The protagonist is cold-hearted and a white-eyed wolf. He never cared about the only people he had ever encountered who were loyal to him and sacrificed their lives for him. The first time Chu was imprisoned in Xingtang, if you didn't save me, I would treat you as if you had no strength, and the mud Buddha crossed the river. The second time Chu sacrificed his life to save the male protagonist. After the male protagonist woke up, he came back to take a look. He didn't look for anyone when he didn't see anyone, so he left by himself... He also said that he would come back to look for him no matter whether he was dead or alive? I'm really speechless... If he was being chased by poisonous snakes, he would be dead if you came to see him again.