The Sound of Humanity

[Not a wish-fulfillment story + ensemble cast + global scale + supernatural calamities + human warfare + long-form story + revolution]

It was humanity itself, not the gods and ghosts, that brought human civilization to ruin.

A drop of divine blood set Qin An on the road to a world in turmoil.

A drop of divine blood sent a roadside beggar into the raging tide of chaos.

From a beggar on the roadside to a spark rising in a world at war, and then to the sovereign who united the Three Realms, Qin An spent more than thirty years on this journey. Later, his kingdom was forced to collapse. Driven by hatred, he resigned from office and laid down his armor, took up trade, set sail, and traveled across nations, destroying evil gods and fierce ghosts and witnessing civilizations rise and fall, along with the myriad faces of life. Decades later, Qin An climbed to the South Pole to face Adam, the thirteenth Creator, one last time… Qin An had never intended to set out on this path. It was the tide of history that pushed him onto the world stage.

Qin An, after ten days in prison and a hundred cycles of reincarnation, what did you finally understand?

“Engel, I want to go home,” Qin An said, tears in his eyes. He tried to raise his hand and take Engel’s, but he had no strength left. When he looked down, white bones showed through the snow, and his blood had long since frozen dark red. Fighting back his grief, Engel held him tightly and choked out, “I’ll take you home… back to China, to Chongqing… or to Inner Mongolia… We can finally rest and watch the next generation…”