Once you enter the Nine Calamities, it's as deep as the sea: dark immortal essence, a boundless life of hardship.
The incarnation of Rahu, endowed with the talent of a divine child, kills to stop killing and uses sin to punish sin.
Poetry becomes a sword, songs and rhapsodies become blades, and prose becomes a bell, as he laughs across heaven and earth.
The inheritance of the Nine Hells, descendants on a quest, winding paths leading to hidden depths, looking down on battles between immortals and demons.
Deeply devoted to Youxue yet beset by tangled passions, she wastes away and dies, returning at last to the darkness.
The writing is too mysterious, but it is still a very interesting novel.
Very very good.