Yuan Erosion Bone Debt Chronicle

When pain becomes strength, who will bear the cost? Ling Chen discovered that every time he was injured, there would be a strange "heat" in the wound. This heat does not heal injuries or relieve pain. But it makes the wood split sharper and the punch punched harder. Until that day, Lao Li from the utility room shouldered an unnecessary disaster for him and died silently in the distance. What Ling Chen felt was a heat that he had never experienced before - deeper and more lasting than any other time. Then the heat stopped. The moment of stopping is more terrifying than the heat itself. That day he realized: pain can transform power, but the transformation must leave a residue. That residue is called "precipitation." If there is too much precipitation, a person will no longer be a person. And the person who carried the burden for him said nothing and only left him half a piece of cake, a fragment of a volume, and a fingerprint pressed by a severed finger.