Li Huishi is a boy who can always glimpse the "already happened" and the "yet to happen" in the seams of time.
Those brief premonitions and hazy "resets" are secret marks etched deep into his soul, as well as a riddle of loneliness no one can solve.
He is used to concealing the storm within behind a calm facade, until a dragon-emblazoned letter from Cassell College becomes a key inserted into the lock of his fate.
The world of dragons, the Blood Sorrow, an eternal war.
While Chu Zihang's "King's Flame" has yet to burn out the heavens, and Lu Mingfei is still whispering with the devil over a quarter of his life, Li Huishi steps into this perilous realm, bringing his gift for peering into the mysteries of time.
Is his "Word Spirit" a prank of time, or a gift of fate?
On this road filled with thorns and fire, he seeks not only the glory of slaying dragons, but also the meaning of his own existence and the ultimate truth about bloodlines and destiny, buried beneath the torrent of time.
Can he find a future that will not be swallowed by the "Mark of Reversed Time" through one retreat and choice after another?
It gives me the feeling that the author didn't read the book carefully. First of all, the "ice cellar" refers to a place similar to a warehouse, not a dormitory building. Also, Odin's main authority is "cause and effect" and has little to do with time. There is also "Free Day". They use Foliga bullets instead of paintballs. Overall, it doesn't give me a great feeling, but I still like the setting of the protagonist, so I give it four stars.