The strange beasts are monstrous entities born in the depths of darkness. They roam the world unchecked, and everywhere they pass, it's as if darkness has cursed the land. All things wither, and living beings struggle in an abyss of despair.
But the wheel of fate turns in silence, and hope begins to sprout in that abyss of despair…
The Nine Cauldrons of Yu the Great, a relic seemingly straight out of myth, descended upon Daxia from the heavens.
On the city wall stood a lone young man, his black and white eyes seeming to hold the mysteries of yin and yang, heaven and earth.
Behind him, a vast Taiji diagram slowly appeared. Within it, the sun, moon, and stars seemed to revolve, while boundless spiritual energy surged and roared.
“My name is Su Baiqi. Wherever I rise, the winds and clouds begin to stir. My will can turn mountains and rivers from their courses and reorder heaven and earth.”
The plot is okay, not procrastinating, very sharp, and doesn't have that cliché feeling. However, I feel that it is a bit inexplicable, but it also feels very reasonable. The character creation is also okay, and the writing is good, but the popularity is not very high. It is a bit, but it will be interrupted later, but I hope it will not be interrupted. I am still looking forward to the subsequent plot.
It's quite to your liking. There's nothing to look down on. If you don't like it, just do it. Live one day at a time.
It's good to read, except the author is a bit short…
This could have been a good book if it wasn't so short.
The plot is okay, not procrastinating, very sharp, and doesn't have that cliché feeling. However, I feel that it is a bit inexplicable, but it also feels very reasonable. The character creation is also okay, and the writing is good, but the popularity is not very high. It is a bit, but it will be interrupted later, but I hope it will not be interrupted. I am still looking forward to the subsequent plot.
It's quite to your liking. There's nothing to look down on. If you don't like it, just do it. Live one day at a time.
It's good to read, except the author is a bit short… This could have been a good book if it wasn't so short.