Feng Shui of the Great Wilderness

People cultivate immortality, fighting for a wisp of spiritual energy and seeking the Great Way to eternal life.

Xu Xin, however, has embarked on a path no one has ever walked before.

After transmigrating to the Great Wilderness, he unexpectedly obtains an ancient, wordless map.

Wherever he goes, he measures the land.

Mountains and rivers are his meridians, waterways his blood, and underground caverns his acupoints.

While others are still meditating in seclusion to refine their qi, he is already measuring mountains, searching for earth veins, and imbuing landscapes with power.

Measure, locate acupoints, bestow titles, gather heroes, link peaks, create...

With the mountains and rivers as his body, and all living beings in his thoughts.

He is not cultivating himself. He is cultivating a world.

When the Qingyun Sect tries to seize a mountain's soul, Xu Xin suppresses the sect with a single sword strike drawn from the land itself.

When evil cultivators try to sacrifice a mountain in blood, he uses the power of the land to cut off their legacy.

But as more and more mountains and rivers fall under his command, Xu Xin gradually realizes that the stronger the land becomes, the more he must bear.

When a mountain dies, its officials fall.

When a mountain flourishes, its people live in peace.

When all the land for ten thousand miles lies in his hands, he will have to face a question no one can answer: If the world itself can be granted titles, then who should grant titles to all living beings?

In this life, he does not cultivate himself. He cultivates the land.