(No System, no transmigration, not a comedy, not absurd)
The sun hangs in the sky, blazing bright, and all living things depend on it to thrive.
The moon hangs in the night, its light serene, and the tides rise and fall beneath it.
Before the Primordial Age, the sun and moon brought light to the world, illuminating all beneath the heavens.
After the Primordial Age, a young man appeared out of nowhere. He split mountains, cleaved the seas, purged demons, and subdued monsters. With a heart and spirit as red as blood, he braved the cold sun and patrolled the heavens!
Traditional xuanhuan. No women in the first four chapters. I’m bad at writing blurbs, so please proceed to the story.
This is my first book review. It is really well written. The protagonist is decisive and decisive, much better than the protagonists of some fantasy novels on Tomato. You have to believe in yourself. It is well written. This is also the first time I have written such a long book review. I hope the author will continue to write more.
It's pretty good, but there's so little. I'm looking forward to the author's next book.