Style: True history of the Tang Dynasty + dreams + technology + mysterious power (polygods) + mechas / no golden fingers / no almighty genius / no king of soldiers / group portraits / focus on logic / slow-burning and waiting for the street /
There are still thirty days before the first grand ceremony of all nations when the new emperor of the Tang Dynasty ascends the throne. The stars of the year are entering the moon, their brilliance is weak and their images are blurred. In the city of Chang'an, the dragon train roared past with its steam, and the wheels of history began to change silently.
The genius Huntian Sicheng who traveled to observe the sun and the moon to conquer the world, the prince who should not have been in office, the Holy Mother Emperor who refused to retreat, the benevolent emperor who had no intention of being crowned emperor, the Persian prince who came back from the dead, the one-eyed general who endured humiliation, the warrior kings surrounded by tigers and wolves, the Qiuci singer who lived in a foreign land, the quirky Princess Yuzhen, the dream-catching prophet from the future, and me, a lonely soul who fell into Chang'an.
The knots of fate are intertwined in the fog of Chang'an, shouting at the edge of the world, did man create God? Or did God create man? After all, are humans dolls made by gods? Or is God just a projection of human desires?
I don't know, but one day we will murder God to save ourselves and drive out the light of this darkness.
Reader comments
The description is relatively realistic, with a hint of Tang Dynasty's Inception + American Gods at the end. The gods of Christianity, Zoroastrianism, and Shamanism (Cthulhu Monster?) Have appeared since Chapter 30... However, although the plot is delicate, the pace is a bit slow.
The writing is good, and the pace requires patience to read. The first part is relatively realistic and historically sophisticated. From the fourteenth chapter, the imagination begins to show, and from the thirty chapter it starts to become interesting.
The description is relatively realistic, with a hint of Tang Dynasty's Inception + American Gods at the end. The gods of Christianity, Zoroastrianism, and Shamanism (Cthulhu Monster?) Have appeared since Chapter 30... However, although the plot is delicate, the pace is a bit slow.
The writing is good, and the pace requires patience to read. The first part is relatively realistic and historically sophisticated. From the fourteenth chapter, the imagination begins to show, and from the thirty chapter it starts to become interesting.