The Enchanted Map

An ordinary college student named Liu Ye stumbles into a pawnshop he probably shouldn't have, and everything changes. Next thing he knows, he's awakened some kind of ancient bloodline power and inherited a relic called the Mountain-Seeking Map — a mystical artifact that unlocks spells tied to a past life he didn't know he had. Now a secret government agency called the Supernatural Bureau has sent an elite agent named Lu Li to keep tabs on him, and the pawnshop heiress Lin Nianyu is chasing him down to reclaim the map for herself. So Liu Ye's gone from regular student to the most wanted guy in a world where modern city life and ancient supernatural forces quietly coexist. The appeal here is the urban fantasy setup — think contemporary streets and college campuses layered over hidden spiritual power systems and shady organizations with their own agendas. The bloodline-based power system has real depth to it, and the dynamic between Liu Ye, his government handler, and the heiress who wants what he's carrying creates this triangle of shifting loyalties and motives that keeps things tense. If you liked the mythological worldbuilding in Mo Dao Zu Shi or the way The Legend of Luo Xiaohei blends the supernatural into an otherwise modern setting, this ONA from studio Qingkong Qian Li hits a similar vibe. It's action-packed but takes its time building intrigue around who's actually trustworthy and what the map really does.