Bell*****

It's my pleasure to be the first reviewer for this book! In the fairy tale world constructed by "There is a Snow Girl in the Bell", Lin An, a fifteen-year-old boy, is kind-hearted and full of questioning spirit. He lives in a world where monsters are rampant and has doubts about the magical powers of immortals. This simple doubt makes this character full of reality. The story begins with the ferret guiding Lin An into the forest to meet the "immortal", which is full of suspense. The ambiguity of the immortal's identity and the secret hidden in the bell add mystery to the story. The author Yan Jing uses a unique perspective to break the conventional settings of fairy novels. It does not blindly exaggerate the superiority of immortals, but uses Lin An's eyes to examine the relationship between immortals and the world, explores the propositions of justice and power, and brings readers a novel and profound reading experience. It is very worth reading.

Opening this book is like stepping into a dream. The words are vivid and the emotions are delicate, making you immersed and endlessly memorable.

Very interesting, the story is wonderful, the characters are portrayed in detail, and it's beautiful to watch.

A good fantasy novel about cultivating immortals. It's not a mindless novel, it's a slow-burning type. You'll feel more and more after reading it calmly. It's worth reading.

Is the heroine of the author Ling?