It is not the distant starlight that guides the way forward, but the inner persistence
Those who conquer the world are not those who are willing to be manipulated by fate, but those who are unwilling to be at the mercy of fate.
Let's step into the fantasy continent of Tang Que, the core writer of the Kyushu world
The story of Yun Zhan, the great detective of the Yu tribe who is loved by readers, will be revealed here.
Fifteen years ago, the recognized astrology masters of all ethnic groups in Kyushu received mysterious letters one after another, inviting them to go to the distant Heluo tribe. They dropped everything in their hands and spent several days in seclusion, almost frantically, calculating. Afterwards, they hurriedly left home without leaving any words behind. Soon, when seven master astrologers gathered together from all over the world for the first time, a murder case involving the "Seven Saints of Astrology" occurred that shocked the world of Kyushu. The case was complicated and confusing, six astrologers were murdered, and all the letters and calculation scripts were burned to ashes, leaving no usable clues. The missing Yu Clan astrologer became the biggest suspect. No one thought that fifteen years later, this unsolved case that had been forgotten by the world would bring an unprecedented crisis to Kyushu...
Reader comments
It kind of brought me back to the feeling of reading martial arts novels when I was a kid (although this book should be of a fantasy genre), and I especially liked the happy and carefree and scheming scenes in the book. Multiple perspectives are interspersed back and forth to tell several intertwined events. The story of several young heroes who come together by chance to solve a mystery and ultimately save the world is old-fashioned, but it is still very attractive to me. Maybe I have not yet awakened from the dream of traveling around the world with a sword buried in my chest when I was young.
In my opinion, this novel has a little bit of logical inconsistency (it may also be my problem), text errors, and the ending ends a little too quickly, etc. However, the flaws are not concealed, the overall story is still very exciting, and the characterization of the characters is also quite good. (I especially like the ending, as if I saw the imaginary world)
I especially like the description of astrology in the book, it feels very mysterious. This reminds me of a friend of mine who is very fascinated by astronomy and can always tell us some interesting astronomical knowledge. I think this book will make him unable to put it down. Moreover, the characters in the book are also very distinct, such as Lei Bing. Her character is very tough, which I admire very much. I believe the author must have put a lot of thought into creating these characters. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!
It's very sad that Tang Que probably always finishes the ending very quickly, but what's really attractive is the puzzles he sets and his view of Kyushu.
It kind of brought me back to the feeling of reading martial arts novels when I was a kid (although this book should be of a fantasy genre), and I especially liked the happy and carefree and scheming scenes in the book. Multiple perspectives are interspersed back and forth to tell several intertwined events. The story of several young heroes who come together by chance to solve a mystery and ultimately save the world is old-fashioned, but it is still very attractive to me. Maybe I have not yet awakened from the dream of traveling around the world with a sword buried in my chest when I was young. In my opinion, this novel has a little bit of logical inconsistency (it may also be my problem), text errors, and the ending ends a little too quickly, etc. However, the flaws are not concealed, the overall story is still very exciting, and the characterization of the characters is also quite good. (I especially like the ending, as if I saw the imaginary world)
I especially like the description of astrology in the book, it feels very mysterious. This reminds me of a friend of mine who is very fascinated by astronomy and can always tell us some interesting astronomical knowledge. I think this book will make him unable to put it down. Moreover, the characters in the book are also very distinct, such as Lei Bing. Her character is very tough, which I admire very much. I believe the author must have put a lot of thought into creating these characters. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!
It's very sad that Tang Que probably always finishes the ending very quickly, but what's really attractive is the puzzles he sets and his view of Kyushu.
Kyushu is still beautiful
The story and writing are very good