A World Apart

Eighty years ago, they didn't kill it. Just sealed it underground. Now, it's awake. Lu Chengge is just a night shift worker in a car repair shop. His family tradition is that he is only half-skilled in iron cloth shirts. His biggest dream is to pay the rent next month. Until he found an ancient copper coin engraved with "Yuan Yin Separation" in the ancestral iron box. The moment the copper coins became hot, he saw the Bluestone Ferry in 1938 - his great-grandfather Lu Jingxiao was kicking a black-scaled corpse back into the river, and something was breathing under the river. The rules for time travel are simple: each time, there are only twelve hours. If you change a stone, a formation will collapse in this world; if you save a person, there will be an extra card in the future. But the cost of correcting mistakes is that it takes eighty years to magnify the mistakes into disasters. Do you think traveling back in time will cut off the source of trouble? No. Someone has been waiting for eighty years for him to come back. Over there in the Republic of China, my great-grandfather's generation was using their lives to seal the Yuan. In modern times, Yuanyin has penetrated city after city along the underground water veins. He had to use a copper coin to win back the doomsday that the enemy had spent eighty years raising, battle by battle. Grandpa, your grandson has come to undo the calamity you laid back then.