Ji Xun died once. Three years after his spiritual energy was revived, the seventh wave of corruption engulfed Donghai City. He knelt on a piece of broken glass and breathed his last, his mouth filled with his own blood.
When he opened his eyes again, he was lying back on the upper bunk of the university dormitory. On the phone screen, the date stopped at March 16, 2025. There are still three hundred and sixty-five days until the spiritual energy spurts out, the earth's veins crack, and the old gods descend.
His only gain was the dilapidated ancient book he picked up from the ruins of his previous life - "The Classic of Mountains and Seas: Strange News". The book was reborn with him, but it was completely different from what he remembered. On the blank page, things that would happen the next day began to appear automatically. The first line of text reads: Early tomorrow morning, blue light will seep out of the abandoned weaving factory in the western suburbs. That is the location where the first ray of spiritual energy from the Blue Star overflows.
Ji Xun came into contact with spiritual energy a year in advance and became the first awakened person in the world. But the more he opened it, the clearer the fact became: the gods who were about to come to the world were not saviors. Behind them, there were old gods who fed on "order". The revival of spiritual energy is itself a harvest, and Blue Star has been harvested countless times.
In this life, Ji Xun holds a book in his hand and steps on an opportunity that no one knows about for a whole year. He picked up the first batch of chosen ones who were supposed to die in the dark, and built a protective camp while everyone was still sleeping. Some people knelt down to worship him, some people called him a liar, but he didn't care.
He only had one sentence, written on the back of the first page of the book, and it was also written in the fate he decided at the moment of his rebirth:
"In my previous life, you said I couldn't save anyone. In this life, I guarantee the survival of all mankind."
