A Journey Through The Ages
Author: Jiao Ti Tu Gou
Original Title: 一渡千秋
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Introduction A Journey Through The Ages
No. 17 Wutong Lane, a small clinic that has been open for four years.
Doctor Lin Zhi'an remembers everyone - Aunt Zhou's soy milk with half a spoon of sugar, Uncle Zhao didn't say "okay" but only said "it's okay", and the tuft of white hair at the tip of the orange cat's tail.
He has the best memory in this alley.
Until that morning, a child with a fever said to him:
"Brother doctor, the grandpa of No. 7 told me yesterday that there is something in the sky."
But No. 7, Wutong Lane, is an abandoned shop that has been closed for four years.
——
From that day on, something started to go wrong in the alley:
The old locust tree in May lost its leaves.
Some words in Uncle Zhao's local chronicle manuscript faded overnight.
The calligraphy that had been hanging in the clinic for four years - he suddenly couldn't remember who sent it to him.
And what disturbed him the most was——
He unconsciously wrote down a name he had never heard of in his medical record.
Chen Boyuan.
The bottom layer of the universe does not recognize "objective existence".
Whether a thing exists or not depends on whether there is at least one consciousness that remembers it.
The earth has been blocked for five thousand years.
Luck was frozen a hundred years ago.
The divine way sank and the destiny was extinguished.
There are almost no people who remember these things.
But the doctor who opened the clinic at No. 17 Wutong Lane——
He still remembers everyone.
To remember a person is to take him off the blacklist of this universe.
Do it knowing you can’t do it.
Extend your life with a stick of incense.
Doctor Lin Zhi'an remembers everyone - Aunt Zhou's soy milk with half a spoon of sugar, Uncle Zhao didn't say "okay" but only said "it's okay", and the tuft of white hair at the tip of the orange cat's tail.
He has the best memory in this alley.
Until that morning, a child with a fever said to him:
"Brother doctor, the grandpa of No. 7 told me yesterday that there is something in the sky."
But No. 7, Wutong Lane, is an abandoned shop that has been closed for four years.
——
From that day on, something started to go wrong in the alley:
The old locust tree in May lost its leaves.
Some words in Uncle Zhao's local chronicle manuscript faded overnight.
The calligraphy that had been hanging in the clinic for four years - he suddenly couldn't remember who sent it to him.
And what disturbed him the most was——
He unconsciously wrote down a name he had never heard of in his medical record.
Chen Boyuan.
The bottom layer of the universe does not recognize "objective existence".
Whether a thing exists or not depends on whether there is at least one consciousness that remembers it.
The earth has been blocked for five thousand years.
Luck was frozen a hundred years ago.
The divine way sank and the destiny was extinguished.
There are almost no people who remember these things.
But the doctor who opened the clinic at No. 17 Wutong Lane——
He still remembers everyone.
To remember a person is to take him off the blacklist of this universe.
Do it knowing you can’t do it.
Extend your life with a stick of incense.
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In the crowded landscape of Xianxia and urban fantasy, Jiao Ti Tu Gou’s A Journey Through The Ages stands out as a haunting, meditative masterpiece. At its heart is Lin Zhi’an, a humble clinic doctor whose life in Wutong Lane is defined by the mundane details of his neighbors. However, this domestic tranquility is shattered when the fabric of reality begins to fray, revealing a cosmic secret: the universe’s history is being erased because no one is left to remember it.
What makes this novel truly exceptional is its philosophical core. While many Xianxia stories focus on grand battles and cultivation ranks, this story centers on the terrifying power of memory. The premise that objective existence is tied to human consciousness creates an atmospheric, psychological tension that is both melancholic and gripping. As the world around Lin Zhi’an begins to fade into oblivion—words disappearing from books, familiar faces slipping from minds—the stakes feel deeply personal rather than merely explosive.
The writing shines in its ability to balance quiet, cozy slice-of-life moments with the cold, existential horror of a dying universe. Watching the protagonist fight to save his world not with swords, but by stubbornly holding onto memories, provides a refreshing twist on the classic hero’s journey. The concept of "taking someone off the blacklist of the universe" by simply remembering them is a beautiful, evocative metaphor for the value of human connection.
A Journey Through The Ages is an essential read for those who appreciate character-driven storytelling wrapped in a profound metaphysical mystery. If you are tired of generic power fantasies and crave a narrative that challenges the nature of reality while tugging at your heartstrings, this is the story for you. It is a brilliant, thought-provoking tale that proves even a flickering candle of memory can defy the darkest void.
What makes this novel truly exceptional is its philosophical core. While many Xianxia stories focus on grand battles and cultivation ranks, this story centers on the terrifying power of memory. The premise that objective existence is tied to human consciousness creates an atmospheric, psychological tension that is both melancholic and gripping. As the world around Lin Zhi’an begins to fade into oblivion—words disappearing from books, familiar faces slipping from minds—the stakes feel deeply personal rather than merely explosive.
The writing shines in its ability to balance quiet, cozy slice-of-life moments with the cold, existential horror of a dying universe. Watching the protagonist fight to save his world not with swords, but by stubbornly holding onto memories, provides a refreshing twist on the classic hero’s journey. The concept of "taking someone off the blacklist of the universe" by simply remembering them is a beautiful, evocative metaphor for the value of human connection.
A Journey Through The Ages is an essential read for those who appreciate character-driven storytelling wrapped in a profound metaphysical mystery. If you are tired of generic power fantasies and crave a narrative that challenges the nature of reality while tugging at your heartstrings, this is the story for you. It is a brilliant, thought-provoking tale that proves even a flickering candle of memory can defy the darkest void.
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