The World of the Force

This is a world of Origin Force, where 30% of the global population possesses it. Generally, each person has only one Origin Force, though some have two or even three. Origin Forces fall into five major categories: Summoning, Weapon, Special, Elemental, and All-Type. According to historical records, the progenitor of Origin Force, Wang Xuyu, defied the other progenitors and shared Origin Force with the world. The other progenitors joined forces and barely managed to defeat him, then began slaughtering Origin Force users in droves. The users fought back. In the end, every progenitor was killed. They scattered into particles of Origin Force, drifting across the world and attaching themselves to living things. Thus the Origin Beasts were born, filled with hatred for humanity and bent on attacking it... A man named Wang Xuyu became the person most entangled in the world’s web of cause and effect. He is the protagonist of this story. Facing one crisis after another and solving one mystery after the next, he finally uncovers the truth about the world. The northern hemisphere is controlled by the Yu Kingdom, and the southern hemisphere by the Xu Kingdom. Between them lies the island nation of the Man Kingdom, along with three sacred lands: the Panlong Sacred Land, the Origin Sacred Land, and the Mortal World Sacred Land. There is also an Elemental Sacred Land in the Arctic, making four sacred lands in all. The sea around the Elemental Sacred Land is called the Elemental Ocean. The waters containing the island nation and the three sacred lands are called the Sky Ark, while the ocean at the South Pole is called the Southern Underworld. The Yu Kingdom’s capital is the Sacred City, also known as the Imperial Capital. The Xu Kingdom’s capital is Hukar, and the Man Kingdom’s capital is Dongyi. At the time of the story, the Yu Kingdom is divided, while the Xu Kingdom venerates women. The world’s combat ranks, from lowest to highest, are F, E, D, C, B, A, S, SS, and SSS. The author’s names are rather commonplace. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.