[Unlike Typical Xuanhuan]
There is no arrogant chosen one here, only ordinary people driven to desperation by heavenly tribulations;
No mindless enemies who hand out experience, only fated foes entangled in conflicting loyalties;
No crude logic of killing for treasure, only karmic retribution, with one consequence leading to another;
No System, no golden finger, only the clash between mortal flesh and an unyielding will.
[The Heart of the Story]
Three protagonists, three thorn-strewn paths of growth, brought together by fate at last to form a force of resistance and face the ultimate darkness devouring the world.
This is the story of a group of rebels who stake their lives on their beliefs, a debate to the death over "human nature and the way of heaven."
[World and Style]
The story unfolds amid the magnificent mountains and seas I have carefully constructed, where gods and demons scheme beneath the surface and a sense of history runs throughout.
It is a slow-burning ensemble tale that delves deeply into its characters' struggles, pain, and growth. No harem, no fast-paced wish fulfillment.
[For Readers Like You]
If you're tired of mindless power-ups and protagonists who crush everything in an instant, and long for protagonists of flesh and blood who can feel pain and cry;
If you seek a logically consistent world with rigorous worldbuilding, and are willing to immerse yourself in the weighty journey of an Eastern epic,
please give these three unlucky kids a chance.
From a newbie author who's revised this manuscript until going bald, with only 19 readers (crying my eyes out), yet still dreams of writing an Eastern version of The Lord of the Rings and The Wheel of Time, even though I've drunk all the instant noodle broth and am still paying the utility bills out of pocket.
[Before You Read]
If you think the opening is a rotten cabbage leaf, please stick with it until the end and look for help.
If you're so furious you want to send the author's skull flying, forget that feeling. It's an alien conspiracy.
If you can't forget it, take a deep breath and touch the page-turning button on the right. Keep reading to counterbalance it with spiritual energy.
