Totems of the Wilds

A mountain props up the backbone of heaven and earth. A single character suppresses the gods and Buddhas of all creation. One law opens the heavens and creates the world. At the dawn of the primordial age, when heaven and earth first took shape, there was no distinction between the Three Realms and Six Paths. Hundreds of races stood side by side, geniuses were as common as dogs, and savage beasts ran rampant across the world. It was a brutal era where bloodlines determined one's origins and strength decided one's rank. The mighty took whatever they pleased, while the weak and ordinary could only live in meek desperation. A boy with an unremarkable bloodline, callously cast aside, unexpectedly becomes the totem of a small tribe. But how can a living totem protect his tribe when he can't even take on a single iron-horned ox?