Third Bronze: Tai Jing Hengze (complete Works)
About This Novel
In the sixth year of Zhiyang in the Jing Dynasty, a vision of "flying stars grazing the sun" appeared. According to Taoist prophecies, the world was about to enter a dark era of "ghost rule". The emperor focused on alchemy, the government was controlled by the three princes, and the prince died suddenly, which led to the chaos among the three kings of Qi, Shu, and Chu, and the world of Dajing began to collapse. So Youlin·Zhi Yisheng, Fengchu·Xu Wugui, Wolong·Ren Xiaocheng, and Zhonghu·Shaodufu-the four great disciples of the Immortal Mountain descended from the mountain. They will help the great scene and prevent the world from falling into the rule of ghosts. At this moment, an unknown tribe called "Shating" on the border of the Western Region has also embarked on the migration path to the Central Plains. The gears of fate have quietly begun to turn. Is it destruction... Or salvation?
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Official(3)Scraped 7d ago
The author sets up mysteries one by one and turns them one after another. There is a process of exploration in unraveling the mysteries, and the effect is very impactful and looks very enjoyable. The author's books always give me unexpected effects.
Mature brushwork, a perfect combination of history and traditional culture. Although the story is fictional, the half-factual and half-imaginary historical completion style and the twists and turns of the strategy are upgraded layer by layer, and the big scenes are also very enjoyable.
The style of the story is still cascading, unexpected, and extraordinary in imagery, but the problem is that there is no gradual upward climax, so it feels flat instead.
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Community(0)
Official(3)Scraped 7d ago
The author sets up mysteries one by one and turns them one after another. There is a process of exploration in unraveling the mysteries, and the effect is very impactful and looks very enjoyable. The author's books always give me unexpected effects.
Mature brushwork, a perfect combination of history and traditional culture. Although the story is fictional, the half-factual and half-imaginary historical completion style and the twists and turns of the strategy are upgraded layer by layer, and the big scenes are also very enjoyable.
The style of the story is still cascading, unexpected, and extraordinary in imagery, but the problem is that there is no gradual upward climax, so it feels flat instead.
