He was an orphan who was abandoned in the mountains and was born mute, but after meeting a down-and-out old man, he was inexplicably involved in the whirlpool of conspiracy. It is said that a mute cannot practice cultivation, but he broke into the world of cultivation. Unable to help himself, he walked out of the forest and embarked on an unknown road surrounded by enemies everywhere.
He is full of wits and plans, and faces difficulties; he will repay kindness and revenge; he is both good and evil, and he is decisive in killing. From a mute man in the mountains to a son who broke the seal; from a man in disaster to the only one in the three realms.
Let us follow Xin Qu's steps and see how he cuts off the shackles, breaks the destiny, and recreates the world...
Reader comments
The author's dual-line narrative has been very continuous, and there is no confusion even after 70 chapters. Watching the protagonist gradually grow up, there is a vague feeling of being pulled into a big event, and I am looking forward to it.
The author's dual-line narrative has been very continuous, and there is no confusion even after 70 chapters. Watching the protagonist gradually grow up, there is a vague feeling of being pulled into a big event, and I am looking forward to it.