Give Me Back My Body: The Last Engraver of Civilization

After that cataclysm, humanity lost the written word.

People didn't just forget how to write. The very concept of “writing” was erased from history. Civilization fell, leaving only ordinary people struggling to survive among the ruins.

After endless ages, humanity found a new way to survive by studying the ruins: cultivation. Each person has thirty-two finger bones, corresponding to the thirty-two strokes of the world. Carve scattered radicals into your marrow, and you can channel the power of heaven and earth to reshape the laws governing all things.

Jiang Xun, a boy from a fishing village, is saved by a badly wounded stranger on the night his entire village is slaughtered. The rotten wooden bracelet his father left him is the only key in the world capable of piecing together complete written words.

From that moment on, he sets out to collect, piece together, and create characters.

Starting with the simplest horizontal stroke, he will reclaim the lost civilization and write a brand-new era.