[Traditional Fantasy] [Angst]
Looking back, I realized that the road stretching for thousands of miles had indeed been long, bitter, and difficult to travel.
Looking ahead, I still had no idea how many more thousands of miles I would have to walk.
It was just a pity that, after witnessing so many romantic scenes and all the rises and falls of human life along the way, life didn't seem to have become any better.
But it didn't seem likely to get any worse, either.
For a long time, I have pursued the answer to one question: What is the Dao?
Some told me that if I lowered my head, I would see the Great Dao.
Others said the Dao could not be known or seen, that it was beyond both sight and touch.
I know full well that the Dao exists.
The Dao I seek is simply one where there is no more pain, no more parting.
No more scurrying about like a fly, unable to find a place to call home.
That is all the Dao I seek.
So I seek the Dao, ask about the Dao, and comprehend the Dao.
One day, the willows will turn green across the mountains and rivers, and flowers will bloom across the sea of stars!
Not bad. I feel that the protagonist is the demon fetus. The five sages relied on the protagonist's life to force the demon to die. They also used secret methods to divide the demon into five relics, chance or strategy, and secretly plotted against the demon and the demon fetus.
It's pretty good-looking, but there are too many women that don't suit me.
I think it's okay, the writing doesn't feel like a novice, the world view is quite broad, at least it doesn't have any bad points so far. I just don't know why there's no traffic [what]
It's a pretty good fairy tale novel, with nothing poisonous about it. The protagonist's character is also relatively decisive. Worth a look