Guixu Jiuwei

Archaeological researcher Lin Yuan traveled to the Shanhaijing Continent because of an ancient jade of unknown origin. Here the spiritual vein is the foundation of all things, and five major tribes coexist: the nine-tailed fox of Qingqiu, the Qiongqi of Jili, the Yinglong of Longyuan, the human-faced fish of Xuangu, and the neutral Yumin - and the piece of jade on his body is one of the five seal fragments left by the "apostle" a hundred years ago. The apostle was once a time traveler like him, coming with the ambition to "civilize the world", and ultimately almost destroyed the foundation of this land. Under the protection of Yue Li, the leader of Qingqiu, Lin Yuan gradually realized that the more he wanted to "help" the world with modern knowledge, the closer he would be to the old path of an apostle. War, sacrifice, and the collapse of faith ensue. Li Feng, Xuan Ming, Cang Xuan, Zhu Yan - each seemingly opposite character is answering the same question in his or her own way: Where is the boundary between "being changed" and "being saved"? A story about "seeing" rather than "changing".