The Name of All Things

Lin Mo, a Chinese social animal, died from excessive overtime work. When he opened his eyes again, he became a baby who had just expired in a small border town of Dali Dynasty in the Wanxiang Realm. Everything in this world - wind, fire, water, stone, life, destiny, and even concepts - depends on "naming" for its existence. Everyone's "fate mark" will be detected from birth, and their naming talent will be awakened, and they will be divided into classes from then on. And he, Qin Mo, was tested as a "markless person" - no life mark, no naming ability, and no qualification to become a human being. But only he knows that when he touches anything, its "true name" comes to mind. And those real names are all written in Chinese characters. People in this world don't know this kind of writing at all.