Undersea volcanoes erupt, tectonic plates shift, and a disaster known as the Dark Day descends. The Black Death and other plagues run rampant.
Sea monsters appear in the waters of the Aelster Sea in the Eastern Ocean, and whaling ships are sunk. Behind what seems to be the simple maiden voyage disaster of the Victoria lies a host of bizarre and terrifying tales.
Alice Litasha: "We sailed into the fog..."
"Someone is singing in the mist..."
Henry Jane: "We sailed into the storm..."
"We heard the whales' resounding cries..."
The Dark Age descends, and the Church's influence grows ever greater. Satan burns alongside the witches, while black cats that travel between the two worlds are sealed in coffins. People offer their fear to faith, only to be consumed by it.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or people is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
This kind of orthodox Western fantasy novel was popular more than ten years ago, but now it is rare
The writing style and writing are good, but it feels like it might be better suited to other platforms. You can try it.
Commentary on Chapter 1 Victoria Shipwreck in "Evil Lives on the Bold" written by Wu Yexun.
Novels like Fei Lu generally don't last long. I haven't seen anyone write this kind of thing for a long time. There are so many **exciting articles!