An imaginary ancient dynasty called "Daxia". This world once had a splendid civilization, but one day, an "extraterrestrial thing" - a source of pollution called the "Whisper of the Old Days" descended, causing the rules of the world to be distorted. Mountains and rivers are changing, people's hearts are going crazy, and countless "weird things" (or "evil spirits" and "yin demons") that cannot be measured by common sense have been born.
Reader comments
I'm willing to give it five stars first. It's not bad. The subject matter is really interesting. Some places may be a little too passionate, but it's not bad.
The combat power surged rapidly from behind, and the combat power collapsed.
It feels pretty good, but I feel like some areas haven't been handled well.
I've read twenty chapters, and I think it's okay
It's really good. The author shows the intangible cultural heritage craftsmanship and "humanity" very well.
Not bad, not bad, the combat power system is reasonable, and the plot advancement speed is also very appropriate. It doesn't feel too fast or too slow.
I'm willing to give it five stars first. It's not bad. The subject matter is really interesting. Some places may be a little too passionate, but it's not bad. The combat power surged rapidly from behind, and the combat power collapsed.
It feels pretty good, but I feel like some areas haven't been handled well.
I've read twenty chapters, and I think it's okay
It's really good. The author shows the intangible cultural heritage craftsmanship and "humanity" very well.
Not bad, not bad, the combat power system is reasonable, and the plot advancement speed is also very appropriate. It doesn't feel too fast or too slow.