Yan Bei awakens in an eastern land where everyone can command qi and soar through the air, yet he possesses a body without qi, a rarity in this world.
Unable to command qi, he is treated as an outcast and placed under the control of the Jingkong Inspectorate, with every move restricted.
At the end of his rope, Yan Bei awakens the Path of Traces.
With his eyes, he can see the traces of time left behind by all things and revisit the remnants of long-vanished events.
Following these traces, he discovers to his shock that records of the ancient ancestors have been deliberately erased, and countless ancient truths intentionally buried.
The earth veins of the Western Qinling Mountains tremble violently, and undercurrents surge through an ancient forbidden land underground. An inspection order from the Earth Balance Bureau pushes Yan Bei, trapped in chains, into a massive upheaval sealed away for a thousand years.
Trace the remnants, brave perilous lands, read people's hearts, and unravel the mysteries!
The only person in the world without qi, he follows the marks left by time into the abyss in search of the truth.
Beneath the rifts in the mountains, a secret calamity buried for ages is quietly breaking free!
Shuhuang clicked in by chance, and it was unexpectedly very good! In China in parallel time and space, the direction of history has been deflected. Chinese people are born with Qi Dao and can fly freely. The protagonist Yan Bei wakes up and breaks into this completely strange world, but becomes a special alien. The writing has a comfortable rhythm, and there are no brainless tricks. Characters from all walks of life appear on the stage, testing and observing each other, and the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out. The novel has aroused a lot of curiosity at the beginning. I am very much looking forward to uncovering the truth behind this world and will continue to read more!
Very novel and creative. Finished watching. Waiting to be continued.
Good looking! The author is great and looking forward to it 😳
The male protagonist has a nice name and the plot is great
What a great book, I love the tone! The author must persist!