Xingwendao

This novel combines the multiple themes of spiritual pattern cultivation, Tao creation innovation, star exploration and doomsday salvation. It has both the foundation of Eastern fantasy and the pattern of the cosmic scale. A direct descendant of the "Ye Family", one of the three major families in Cangwu City, was judged to be useless because he failed to awaken any spiritual patterns during the coming-of-age ceremony. He was treated with cold eyes and was demoted to a remote woodshed with his mother. Ye Chen, the abandoned son of the family who was regarded as the "Unmarked One", awakened the ancient "Hidden Marks" in a desperate situation and embarked on a heaven-defying road to deconstruct the laws of the world and reorder the power. Use "Spirit Pattern", a unique setting that combines talent, power and price, to replace the traditional Dou Qi/Aura system and integrate it into the "Star Track" cosmology. While spiritual patterns confer power, they will also bring corresponding "catastrophes" (for example, "fire pattern" monks need to endure heart-burning pain, and "karma pattern" monks need to resolve huge causes and effects). This sets up internal conflicts and unique costs for the protagonist's growth.