Wordless

In Qingyang Bone City, everyone has a life bone in their chest. The life bones are engraved with natural patterns - the hoe bones can only be used for farming, and the weapon bones can only be forged. The texture is given by God and cannot be changed. This is fate. Lin Mo is a boneless person. There is nothing in the chest, not even the humblest hoe, and he is destined to be stepped on at the bottom. Until the mine bully crushed his sternum with his foot. When he was about to die, a piece of black stone penetrated into his bones from the bottom of the mine, and the first word appeared on his chest - "broken". The broken ribs reset themselves, and memories that did not belong to him flooded into his mind: a man named Bai Ye stood under the eternal starry sky, his bones exploded into countless engraved words, and he turned around and said two words to him. "Catch it." From then on, Lin Mo could carve words on the blank life bones through external objects. Whatever words are engraved will give you the ability. But every time it is used, the word will become dimmed - broken bones will be reborn, and it can only be used three times. After three times of use, the bones return to the mortal world and cannot be engraved with words forever. What's even more fatal is that his childhood sweetheart Xiaowan was abducted by the Bone King who ruled this land, leaving only a tail finger bone that he had chiseled out, with one word crookedly engraved on it: bone. He used Bone Crusher once and had two more to go. He was going to break into the Bone Imperial City, go to a Hongmen Banquet, and gamble his own empty bones on an answer—why did Bai Ye kneel in front of the Bone Emperor three hundred years ago when his body was carved with life bones? A person without bones has the lightest bones. But the lightest bones are the least likely to break. Two more to go. Is it enough?