Great Senior Brother: Five-Note Harmony

The five tones of Xuanzhou are divided into domains, with Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng, and Yu each guarding their own paths. Barriers in the domain are undermining, the soundless desert continues to expand, and the rhyme-eating monsters have been waiting for a long time. Only the Prehistoric Sect in the Resonance Mountains takes "passing on rhyme and educating people, checking and balancing the five realms" as its sect rule, and is compatible with the five-tone path. It hides the fragments of ancient spiritual songs and becomes the core of the balance of the realms. Ling Xuan, the youngest senior brother in the history of the Prehistoric Sect, has cultivated to the Wan Lai Realm for a hundred years. His voice pattern is the Hongmeng Chime Bell, and he is proficient in the art of harmonizing the five tones. When he was a child, he was an orphan in the soundless desert. He was rescued by his clan leader. He knew the pain of isolation and vowed to use singing as a bridge to break the five-tone barrier. When the Lord of Yun Devouring comes with a wave of monsters, Ling Xuan will join hands with the disciples from the five regions to collect the fragments of ancient spiritual songs and resonate the five tones of the "Harmony of Heaven and Earth" to protect the aura of Xuanzhou. (This is a slow-paced novel, please read with caution if you mind. There are no frequent fighting scenes. It is more about the daily interactions between the senior brothers and the daily sect. It is not a slap-in-the-face novel.)