Long Night Mark

Chen Ye is not a hero. He only shakes, but doesn't run. On the desolate continent after the collapse of the old era, cultivation is about breaking through the limits of the physical body - nine shackles. Each time you break a shackle, you gain strength while permanently losing a human sense. Touch, temperature, memory, emotion. The stronger the power, the further away from the person. The master only said two words before he died: "Don't stop." From then on, the blacksmith apprentice Chen Ye took a hammer and embarked on the road of no return. He met a dead man who could hold a knife with his teeth and leave tooth marks on the handle of the knife, a girl whose fingers were all white but could use words to deceive the weapons of the old era, a child who was burned by the blood alliance for three years but said "you are the first person who didn't burn me", and a childhood sweetheart who chased him from his hometown all the way to Dongming Seaside for 430 days. One by one - and in different ways - these people left him. It's not about getting stronger – it's about what you lose by getting stronger. When he reached the end, Chen Ye had to choose between the fully open door and the abandoned blacksmith shop. He said, "I'm not practicing. I just want to hear that sound." The sound of blacksmithing.