Nothing Is Impossible

——Of course, things are always the same Old Boundary Road has been unresponsive for three hundred years, and the people in the town have stopped waiting for it to reopen. Seventeen-year-old Xu Weiyang is just the last person in the old observation office who is still counting seriously. An old copper ring was removed to repair the South Canal, but she discovered that the two records on the mountain and the mountain were both correct, but there was a gap in it. A scale, a Beimu ruler that has not been returned for 62 years, and two old accounts that each make sense finally lead to a past that no one can fully explain. The realms of Kyushu once pushed the practice, civilization and the Dao itself to unprecedented heights, and as a result, they ushered in a military catastrophe that almost cut off the history of all realms. After the war, the survivors made a covenant to seal up the old weapons, cut off the old laws, and left some roads that could no longer be taken to future generations. Later people were able to live a stable life because of this, and gradually forgot why the original people did not allow them to move forward. (This article is a group portrait article. It only has a long-term central narrative under specific needs. The main body of the narrative will migrate in the middle and later stages.)