Night Journey

I recently read more than half of Andlao's "Journey into the Night", and the more I read, the more I feel that this is an underrated treasure of Western fantasy. It does not pile up clichéd dragons and magic, but writes about the doomsday desolation of the fifth era in a very realistic way - the dayless catastrophe crushed the old civilization of the Silver Holy Court, the gray mist of the Sea of ​​Origin swallowed up day and night, humans huddled in the city-state and shivered, and the night became the hunting ground of chaos demons. This kind of worldview background not only carries a sense of despair in the end of the world, but also hides the stubborn tension of human survival. The growth line of the protagonist Cillian Yangkui is the most exciting. As a time traveler, he started as a night watchman at the bottom of White Cliff Town. He didn't have a golden finger that reached full level at the beginning. He relied solely on the devouring and evolution of the "Seal of the Ouroboros" to fight for his way out of a desperate situation bit by bit. He is not a perfect hero, he will hesitate in making choices, and will suffer after loss, but he always sticks to the bottom line of "protecting his kind". From being the torch bearer in charge of the soul, to integrating the Yang Kui clan and uniting the city-state coalition forces, every step he took was filled with blood and fire. This sense of growth that "a mortal defies heaven" resonates more than a naturally strong man. The power system of the novel is also very innovative. The torch bearer uses soul marrow as fuel to exorcise evil spirits, and the blessing tool will evolve adaptively according to the holder's will - it can not only cultivate all aspects to assist in combat, but also condense shields to protect companions. There is no rigid level shackles, but it is more in line with the protagonist's growth logic. The setting of the Chaos Demons is even more oppressive. They feed on the soul marrow, and every confrontation carries a sense of suffocation on the line between life and death, making the confrontation between the city-state and Chaos full of tension. In addition to the main plot, the supporting characters in the book also have their own brilliance. Ella's courage, Karen's loyalty, and the complex entanglements between city-states and clans all make this apocalyptic world vivid and three-dimensional. There is no absolute villain, and there is no pure justice. In the face of survival, the good and evil, perseverance and compromise of human nature are vividly displayed. This is also the key to "Journey to the End of the Night" transcending ordinary apocalyptic novels. If you prefer in-depth Western fantasy settings, like to see the protagonist grow up against the odds in a desperate situation, and can accept cruel choices in an apocalyptic setting, this book "Journey to the End of the Night" is definitely worth reading.

Very well written! But I wrote about 30 chapters just to kill the plot in Novice Village, and I don't want to read it!

Farewell to Lorenzo, goodbye to Brother Pineapple, and coming towards us is the new protagonist who combines the aesthetics of complaining with violence - Brother Washing Face.

The protagonist is thrown outside for no reason at the beginning, so there is no coherence.

The introduction is very strange, I have no idea what it is talking about.

Is this the blue jay's nightlong journey?

At first glance, your introduction looks like it was written by AI.

Good book, 9 points or above, please keep writing!

Courage is the belief passed down from generation to generation by civilization and the hymn of mankind.

Isn't this introduction clear enough? It's the end of the world, the edge of civilization, all gathering points are isolated, and the protagonist is the one who connects everything and launches an expedition into the long night. Swear forever