Blessings and calamities share the same source. A god's mercy is actually the beginning of the world's collapse!
Across the lands of the Four Continents, the "Sky Venerable" lowers their gaze and bestows divine elemental power. The people believe it is salvation, unaware that it is an inescapable curse of fate.
The world lies in ruins, and the "Sky Venerable" weeps without end. The greater the mercy, the more savage the calamity.
No one knows that the truth behind the world's collapse lies in the year that vanished sixty years ago. Beyond the world is a lawless realm that devours all. At the end of reincarnation lies the eternal prison of the Thirteenth World; above the clouds, eight moons stare down at the mortal realm. In the deepest part of the world, someone severed the Seven Desires with their own hands. Ancient divine powers, long forgotten, have been waiting in the dust to awaken.
The Dawn, founded by Tianluo Mengpo and the others, is the foundation of salvation. Its mission is to put an end to blessings and calamities, and restore the dignity of humanity to the Four Continents.
"Even if fate cannot be defied, why not live in peace here?"
"Because even a bird in a cage longs for the sky beyond it, however unknown and dangerous it may be. But..."
"That is proof that we can soar through the heavens."
"We are not 'gods,' but in their eyes, we are. In the end, we will create a godless dawn, and the rising morning light will illuminate our sky."
I took a look at it and it was pretty good. How come no one noticed it?
Eight moons shine on the world, why are there so many?
The end of reincarnation is the eternal prison of the thirteenth world.
The imagery is strong and the descriptions are fascinating.
Super nice book, very good.
The bird in the cage also longs for the sky outside.
The author writes well, the ideas are very clear and beautiful.
A very good novel, really good to read.
Blessings and disasters come from the same source, and the mercy of gods can actually cause disasters.
The author writes very well and has a very visual sense.