Chronology of Mountains and Seas: Questions of Survival

The pioneering work of Eastern epic fantasy: In the 3074th year of the Xuanyuan calendar, the source of spiritual power in the world of mountains and seas is drying up. Buildings and trees are withering, the fire of disgust will be extinguished, and disasters occur frequently. Yun Wuji, a chronicler who traveled to various countries, relied on the talent of "sympathy" that can read the memories of all things, and came into contact with the terrifying truth of this crisis: a strange thing called "Spirit Devouring Mine" was quietly eroding the vitality of the entire world along trade routes and undercurrents of earth veins. Crisis tears away the fragile veneer of civilization. In Qingqiu, the great witch Zhu who protects the ancient natural contract is at odds with the young sect who is trying to introduce foreign technology to save themselves; in the Fire-Tired Kingdom, the furnace that maintains the survival of the tribe is actually burning the poisonous mine that overdraws the future of the descendants; the West Pole merchant country is swinging between gold and faith; the exiles in the North Ming are desperate to choose between the ice sheet and moving south; and the careerists in the Central Plains have regarded this as the perfect opportunity to unify the world... Yun Wuji walks across the landscape of civilization that is about to overthrow, using his pen as a blade to record this most magnificent and most life-or-death history. What he is looking for is not just an answer, but also a glimmering path that may exist to prevent civilization from being completely annihilated in the darkness in the torrent that tears apart survival and morality, tradition and innovation. This is the story of a witness at the beginning of an epic.