
Rebuilding the Southern Heavenly Gate
重建南天门
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 182k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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"Rebuilding Nantianmen" breaks out of the common routines of fantasy novels and is eye-catching. It does not limit its perspective to the protagonist's upgrading and fighting monsters. Instead, it connects the entire story with the grand mission of "rebuilding Nantianmen" and constructs a fantasy universe full of whimsical ideas. The characters in the book are distinct, and the protagonist is not invincible. He encounters various hardships and experiences during the reconstruction process, constantly falling into desperate situations and breaking through difficult situations. The growth path is real and exciting. The author combined the plot themes of many film and television dramas such as Journey to the West, Journey to the West, Many Lists of the Gods, and Zhu Bajie. The story has a tight rhythm, starting from the heavenless calamity designed by Lord Buddha, to the backlog of gods and immortals in heaven, and later controlling the three realms for the sake of his own selfish goal of becoming a saint. Whether you are a veteran fantasy fan or a reader who is new to this field, you can find the pleasure and surprise of reading in this book.