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During the math exam for the national college entrance examination, a strange wooden pattern appeared on Lu Jiuyuan's test paper.
The proctor suddenly mutated into a monster like the Slit-Mouthed Woman.
Bronze-colored raindrops.
Students lined up in neat formations on the sports field, like corpses.
A mysterious man in a vintage Zhongshan suit, calling himself Ji Xuanming.
Zhuanxu, Gonggong, Xuanyuan Sword, Kunlun Ruins, the Sea-Suppressing Bureau.
And the unfathomable Sea of Eternal Darkness.
A mysterious yet marvelous world slowly unfolded before Lu Jiuyuan's eyes like a painted scroll.
A boy with a dream.
A mysterious black jade tablet of unknown origin.
When the wind of the End extinguishes the flame of civilization,
Lu Jiuyuan finally understands:
The severing of the link between Heaven and Earth was merely a four-thousand-year-old lie told by the original godslayer.
The boy, sword in hand, draws his blade and strikes at this decaying world.
[Passionate + Cthulhu + Godslaying]
The protagonist won't suddenly lose his intelligence. Sometimes he's rather cold and villainous. There's a good chance there'll be no female lead, since I can't write romance either. Thanks, everyone! (^_^♪)
To be honest, this book is okay. The protagonist is not a virgin. When it is time to backstab, when it is time to be the villain, he is not soft at all. The plot is quite interesting. Personally, this book is okay, but I can see that he is a bit green. The author also said that he is a newcomer and I feel that I can improve it. I feel that some places are not good, but I don't know where it is bad.
It's a bit green, but the setting is quite interesting. I find Wang Teng very interesting, and the protagonist's abstract character from time to time, especially the jokes about Go and Wa. I quite like it. The author should work hard.