The Rusty Bones and the Immortal Song

"My bones were born with rust." In this era when "spiritual extinguishment" engulfs all realms, spiritual practice is self-destruction, and spiritual energy is poison. The strong burn the mountains and cook the sea, which also accelerates their "Tao transformation" into twisted monsters; the weak struggle to survive, but they cannot escape the "eroding wind" that scrapes their bones and sucks their marrow. Lu Jin was born in a scavenger tribe on the edge of Xi soil. He has a "rusty bone" - he is unable to practice orthodox skills, but is regarded as a "same kind" by Xi Feng. The body of disaster caused him to be tied to the altar by his tribe, hoping to offer sacrifices to quell the natural disaster of wind erosion. On the verge of death, the roar of rusty bones actually triggered an eternal reverberation deep in the ruins! The roaring wind dissipated, but a little blue spark jumped out of the palm. The moment the spark ignited, deep in the soil, the sleeping "Tao Eater" opened his eyes. It feeds on the remaining Taoist sources and struggling creatures, and is the most terrifying taboo in the Lingxi era. And Lu Jin and his Spark have become the most alluring and least "anomalies" that should exist in this dark era. There are Tao Eaters in front of you who are endlessly chasing after you, but there are people in your homeland who treat you like a disaster. The rusty bone is a curse and the key to the devouring wind; The Immortal Song is a last song, and it also ignites the ember of civilization. Lu Jin could only plant a spark in his Dantian on the way to escape, use the corroded wind as firewood, and the rusty bones as a furnace. At the end of all things extinguished, he played the song that burns away the darkness - "The Fire Era"! "If this body is made of rusted iron, it should also be forged into a prairie prairie blade!"