The Crack Between Eras

Chen Wangshan, whose birth occurred at the midnight boundary, has a fate that is yin and yang reversed. From birth, a wandering Taoist master declared that he carries both a heaven-defying opportunity and an unresolvable calamity. By chance, he discovers a wordless heavenly book at home, containing thirty million characters that hold primordial power; understanding a single character can shake mountains and rivers. He accidentally brings microscopic, barely visible tardigrades across time and space, entering the Great Wilderness world where all living beings construct everything: all human technology is replaced by creatures—electric eels power city grids, young cold dragons serve as home air conditioners, flesh vines become ladders, spirit trees become furniture. This civilization relies not on steel but on myriad exotic beasts as its entire technology. Ferocious beasts misplaced from the Triassic period have their minds corrupted by villains, and the nations of the Classic of Mountains and Seas are divided and at war. Holding billions of insect soldiers that can expand or shrink at will, and concealing primordial divine script capable of destroying heaven and earth, Chen Wangshan traverses the Great Wilderness, protecting his friends and beautiful moments while defying fate to resolve his destined tribulations, wielding the entire four-dimensional mountains and seas with a mortal body. — Description from novelcodex.org