I felt inspired after reading "The Record of the Goddess Qiongming", and book friends with broken Taoist hearts can appreciate it. Why does Qiongmingjie look so bizarre? The truth about the battle between Dragon King and Qiuding? What is the true meaning of the floating island? Ye Linyuan's real ending? Whose interests are behind the rise of the protagonist? Who is the big boss standing behind Yin Yang Pavilion? A life and death game between chess pieces and chess players? This book shows you how Lin Xuanyan from another world intervened, broke the deadlock of thirty thousand years, and defended his human world.
Reader comments
It's quite nice, a different Qiongming Realm.
The plot is very good and looks good
The concept is exquisite, and it is surprising when you first hear it. I just feel that it is an uproar; carefully sort out the context, and you will find new wine in old bottles.
It's quite nice, a different Qiongming Realm.
The plot is very good and looks good
The concept is exquisite, and it is surprising when you first hear it. I just feel that it is an uproar; carefully sort out the context, and you will find new wine in old bottles.
It's okay, the character creation is good