Cloudfall and Chaos
覆云乱煜
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- With My Longsword, I Defy Heaven, Cut Down Buddha, and Slay Saints我以长剑逆天断佛完圣Former title · until Oct 2026
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I first read Na Cicada and That Sword. Compared with the procrastination of current online articles, yy, the author is really a breath of fresh air. Praise!
This book is really good. I read it after hearing someone else say that "The Sword of That Cicada" was good. I clicked on the comment section and found out that there is a prequel to that book called "Clouds and Chaos", so I read it. I didn't expect this book to be so good. It's not popular. It's a bit off, but the plot writing is really good, much better than some popular fantasy novels (and this book is also very good in terms of romance. I like Xiao Yu and Lin Yinping very much. Although they were originally married by the orders of their parents, they support each other. The feelings created by living and dying together are still very poignant to me)
The two characters left a deep impression, Shangguan fairy dust, Xiao Lie, Don't say much
I finally finished reading it, everyone, see you again that year
I watched That Year That Cicada Came Over. It was really good. After watching this movie, I went to watch That Year That Cicada Comes. Many characters and plots were connected in an instant.
After reading That Sword of That Cicada, I came to read the prequel. I really like the author's writing style. It's not artificial and is a thousand times better than cool writing!
It's a genre I like. It's a bit like Yangshen. I'm just working on it now. I really don't have time to savor this kind of slow-burning novel.
This novel is really good. If you can understand the realistic things in this book, it will actually be helpful to you in reality. Especially the marriage crisis between the heroine and the hero later on is incredible. I have read so many novels, and it is rare for me to encounter a marriage crisis that reaches that level, and it is not good from the beginning. The whole division of realms is also quite novel. I thought the saint must be the male protagonist at first, but I didn't expect that after talking about it too much, I was surprised. The first step is very well written, but I don't want to read the second part. I just simply don't want to read it, including The Young White Horse Drunken in the Spring Breeze. This book is also very well written, but I still don't want to read the second part of The Young Man's Song.
Great book! I originally wanted to watch that year directly, but then I read the comments and said that I should watch the prequel first. After reading this, I really look forward to that year more and more [Thoughts]
I feel that the writing of this book is well done, and it makes people feel that the more they read, the more exciting it becomes. I hope that it will not disappoint me in the future.