Divine Vein of the Western Regions: Three Cities Seal

Deep in the Taklimakan Desert, the "God of Sand Erosion" that has been sealed for thousands of years is awakening - it is the embodiment of nature's anger against human greed. Loulan jade coffin, Qiuci murals, and Khotan jade veins, the three ancient seals are gradually disintegrating due to plunder and war. Archaeologist Ling Yue (mixed race of Zoroastrian and benzene, who knows the secret language of murals), jade master Ayiguli (shaman messenger of tree spirits), Zoroastrian priest Kurban (guardian of the sacred fire), and veteran Chen Mo (descendant of Loulan tombkeeper), their fates are intertwined due to a black sand storm. They traveled through the memory sandstorm, cracked the secret realm of painting spirits, and went deep into the maze of jade veins, but found that each other's blood and seals were closely related: Ling Yue's mentor was actually an ancient Kucha noble who wanted to use divine power to destroy mankind; Chen Mo's family had betrayed their oath to guard the tomb; Ayiguli's brother had become a jade human - the four of them must face their inner demons and betrayal. In the final battle in the Loulan Underground Palace, they did not choose to kill or condone. Instead, they used blood resonance to awaken the Kunlun Divine Vein, combined the power of the four religions, and re-strengthened the seal with awe and repentance. The sand has returned to its slumber, and the turbid air has turned into a natural law that warns future generations. After the war, Ling Yue protected the cultural heritage, the Aiguli brothers and sisters guarded the Jade Vein, Kurban protected the oasis with the sacred fire, and Chen Mo vowed to guard the tomb. Inherited by four veins, the thousand-year covenant of "symbiosis between man and nature" continues in the wind and sand of the Western Regions.