The Big Dipper Splits the Purple Tenuity
北斗裂紫微
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 152k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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This novel is set in the late Western Jin Dynasty - an era when mountains and rivers were broken and all life was in ruins. The Five Husties destroyed China, the land of China sank, and the Ziwei stars split, symbolizing the collapse of imperial power and the collapse of civilization. The choice of this background is not accidental. It is my most profound response to the martial arts spirit of "a great chivalrous person serves the country and the people". In peaceful times, chivalry may be just a legend in the streets; but in troubled times, it has become the backbone of national integrity. It is on these ruins that "Beidou Splits Purple" depicts how a group of people who are not afraid of fame and fortune, and who are not afraid of life and death, can ignite hope in the darkness and guard the fire of Chinese civilization with their blood and faith. I chose the settings of the "Seven Divine Weapons of the Big Dipper" and the "Emperor Star Ziwei" not only to give the story a mysterious color, but also to symbolize that even if the destiny collapses (Ziwei Crack), as long as someone is willing to step forward (Beidou De), hope will not be cut off. This is exactly the martial arts spirit in my heart - unyielding, immortal, and endless.
The narrative is clear and organized, the plot is compact and not watery, the protagonist's growth line is reasonable, and the supporting characters are not unflattering. It is very enjoyable to watch. [Like][Like][Like]