Canglan Sacred Era: The Broken Sword and the Spark

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God is dead. An evil god is crawling out of the rift.

Reid was locked up for twelve years. He has no combat ability and can barely hold a knife. But there’s a song in his mouth: it can make a violent criminal lay down his weapon, restore a madman’s sanity, and freeze an entire army in place.

The price is himself.

Every time he sings, he loses a little more of his humanity. His emotions are peeling away, his voice is becoming less and less human, and an inhuman golden glow is beginning to appear in his pupils.

Seven rifts are spreading. The evil god will fully manifest within three years.

A boy who can’t fight, a mercenary abandoned by the empire, and a half-elf accepted by no race. In this rotten, chaotic age, they must wager their lives on the hope of restoring order.

“Then we’ll settle this within two years.”

He isn’t bragging. He’s just stating a fact.