Ink Opens All Realms

"Ink Opens Ten Thousand Realms" tells the story of Mo Qingxuan, a young man from the south of the Yangtze River whose grandfather's old brush touched the water veins of Lanting Pavilion and accidentally awakened the little green dragon in the ink fantasy world. From then on, he stepped into the world of spiritual practice based on calligraphy and painting. The dynasties of Jiulan Continent stand side by side, and the mountains and rivers carry the destiny of calligraphy and painting. Ancient inheritances such as Orchid Pavilion of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Hanshi of the Song Dynasty, Yangu of the Tang Dynasty, and Heluo Stele of the Wei Dynasty are buried in the rivers, inscriptions, ancient scrolls and the luck of the dynasty. The world originally thought that calligraphy and painting were just elegant skills. It was not until the revival of inscriptions on inscriptions and the collapse of luck that they discovered that pen, ink, paper and inkstone, printing on inscriptions on inscriptions and paintings were the first words in the world. Mo Qingxuan set out from Qingyan in the south of the Yangtze River. First, he was accompanied by Xiao Qinglong, and practiced the method of ink master. Then he first understood the meaning of brushwork with his grandfather's old pen, and gradually entered the path of a practitioner of brushwork. After that, he formed a young team with Wang Xinyan, Zhao Chengyan, and Lu Changheng. They experienced and grew up in many old games such as Lanting Water Vein, Hanshi Gujuan, Yan Gu Lei Stele, and Heluo Ancient Tuo, and gradually came into contact with the three major training systems of Ink Spirit Maker, Brushwork Practitioner, and Painting Master. What they have to face is not only a powerful enemy on the path of cultivation, but also a mysterious organization hidden behind the inheritance of calligraphy and painting from various dynasties. The other party tried to pry open the true secret of the writings of heaven and earth by asking for water, seizing paper, stealing seals, messing up monuments, and bad luck. From the first rain in the south of the Yangtze River to the lonely scroll of cold food, from the Yan Gu Lei Stele to the Heluo Wenwen, Mo Qingxuan will continue to make choices between partners, inheritance, family past events, and the general trend of the world. One day, he will write and open up the world, allowing thousands of steles, ink veins, and mountain and river paintings to return to the Qingming Dynasty. With one stroke, everything opens up.