[Xuanhuan + Apocalypse + Plot-Driven + Romance + The Uncanny | Spiritual Qi Revival + Expanding World + A Little Everyday Life + Lots of Early Setup, Not for Readers Who Mind]
[This isn't pure wish fulfillment. The thrills are satisfying without being mindless, and just right for a bit of fun~~]
Fate is woven like threads, yet one must stand firm as rock!
The blood moon and the red sun appeared together, and the world changed dramatically.
Nightmares descended, the uncanny revived, and great demons ran rampant.
Spiritual qi surged, and those chosen by fate awakened.
Karma. Cycles. Interweaving. Entanglement. Destiny. Possibility. Past. Present. Future.
Jiang Yu, an ordinary nobody and a little nobody with no particular ambitions, was chosen by the Temple of Destiny to become one of the Chosen. He awakened an immortal-grade Fate Stone and obtained a mysterious art of destiny, sweeping away uncanny beings and heretics.
After being tempered in blood and fire, can this young man, recognized by destiny, truly take control of fate and restore peace to this shattered world?
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(This isn't a conventional apocalypse novel. It could actually be called an apocalyptic xuanhuan novel; the apocalypse is just the catalyst. There is quite a bit of setup, so readers interested in this book, please be patient. The story is absolutely brilliant! Jiang Yu won't let you down!)
The writing is very immersive, and the subject matter is also very novel. Although there are many elements in the fantasy city, it is not too complicated at the moment. The author has integrated it just right. Please support me and urge updates💕💕💕
There are a thousand Hamlets in the hearts of a thousand people, and I read myself in Nirvana and rebirth; I read a Jiang Yu who can still raise his hands and shout that I can do it in the face of everyone's discrimination! I read a Jiang Yu whose lonely heart has been healed in both directions; I read a Jiang Yu who refuses to admit defeat. It is this look of refusing to admit defeat that gave me the beauty of freedom that I longed for when I was seriously ill. I gave it 5 stars because I can only give it 5 stars. Please still raise your hands and shout, I can!