Jiu Zi Li Huo Lu's Sui Ren Returns

She dug out a stone tablet at an archaeological site engraved with the pattern of a divine bird chasing the sun. The moment the fingertips touched it, the earth's veins burst, fire poured in, and the heaven and earth seemed to be torn apart by invisible hands. When she opened her eyes again, she had fallen into an ancient world that had never been recorded in history. Here are the fragments of law that have been split by the gods, the other half of the order that carries the fire. The Sui people ignite the fire, and the light of the sentence keeps the flame; Zhurong suppresses the fire in the south, and Xuanming guards the northern abyss. After the divine war ten thousand years ago, the fire in the human world was divided into two. The open fire continued human civilization, while the dark fire sank into the ground and became a taboo that no one dared to touch. And the mark of Sui Ren's fire on her chest was waking up little by little. At the same time, the Xuanming Division closed the net step by step and hunted down all fire holders; deep in the earth's veins, the afterimage of the "Eleventh Golden Crow" was reawakened. It was not a legend, but another form of existence left after the fire was torn apart. She is forced into this storm that spans myths and earth lines, and steps towards the core truth. Her companions also bear special spiritual wood marks and the erased truth about their bloodline; and under the shadow of the Xuanming Division, the guardians of the seal with the power of dragon veins have formed a blood contract with the spirit of the Suzaku, guarding another branch of destiny that is on the verge of getting out of control. Some people insist on extinguishing all flames in the world, while others try to find the original form of fire. When the dark fire began to flow back and the seal loosened, the old war between Zhu Rong and Xuan Ming ten thousand years ago restarted in another way. She gradually understood that this encounter spanning thousands of years was not an accident. Rather, fire is looking for its long-lost home.