Writer of Leyline

Su Wangchen was originally an ordinary young man who was obsessed with unpopular historical sites. He accidentally awakened the ancestral cultural compass and embarked on a path of cultivation that no one had ever traveled before - the Earth Meridian Examination of Immortals. Immortal cultivators in the world mostly seek immortality, magical powers and killing skills, but his way is only limited to every word, every trace, every ruin and site. He traveled through the mountains and rivers of China, and stepped into niche sites that had been ignored by official history and forgotten by the world: the remnant monuments of the mausoleums in the Xixia Gobi, the ancient Qiang rock paintings in the Qilian Mountains, the unknown post roads that had been hidden for thousands of years, the culverts built by the mountain people with their axes, the ancient folk kilns with smoke and fire, and the mountain weaving workshops with gentle needlework. Every remnant is an earth-line fairy ruin that hides souls; Every text symbol is a cultural and spiritual breath that can nourish the soul. He takes interpretation as his guide, restoration as his merit, and inheritance as his way. Understanding a lost text is a level of cultivation; Awakening a ray of vanished context is a breakthrough; To recreate an ancient skill is to live forever. There is no confrontation between good and evil, no weird monsters and evil spirits, and no fight for supremacy. His only opponent is the erosion of time; His only pursuit is the immortality of civilization. From recognizing literature and identifying pulse, to repairing ruins and passing on spirits, Su Wangchen gradually became the loneliest and most magnificent writer in the world. What he wrote down was not a technique or a legend. But let the fireworks and perseverance of those ordinary ancestors, Never be buried by time.