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"Words" is a fantasy novel with "quantity" as its core. The setting is quite interesting! Everything has a quantity, and while others are piling up "quantity" figures, they insist on digging up the roots. This "counter-trend" setting has its own tension. It's a pity that there are few readers now, so this is a somewhat niche article with potential. If you like novel and fantasy settings, you can give it a try~

A really well written fantasy novel. The story is novel and cleverly conceived. Especially the protagonist's growth experience is amazing. The writing is delicate. Strong support and recommendation, it's so beautiful. Give the author a big thumbs up [like] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart]

Use "measurement" to break the boundaries and see a new realm of fantasy in the dust. While most fantasy novels still adhere to the traditional framework of "realm breakthrough", Zhang Yu's book opens a new door to the world for readers with the unique setting of "everything has a measure". In this fantasy universe where "quantity" is the origin of practice, the Mohist pursuit of "the origin of quantity" is not only the core clue of the story, but also gives a delicate and novel interpretation of the word "cultivation". The description of the scene in the opening chapter is the finishing touch: Chenyuan City in the frost season, dust swirling on the bluestone slabs pouring down like an hourglass, and the scene of young Mo Heng grinding stardust sand under the mottled signboard instantly pulls readers into this stagnant but hidden world of vitality. The most amazing thing is the concrete presentation of "quantity" - the blue sand jumping in the eyes of others is constantly changing in Mo Heng's eyes [Sansha. Nine Dusts] [Four Sands·One Dust], the angle and force of the rise and fall of the medicine pestle accurately correspond to the numerical rules, just to stabilize the total amount of spiritual energy at [Four Sands]. This ultimate portrayal of "quantity" makes practice no longer a suspended concept, but integrated into every subtle movement of grinding medicinal materials. The thin but stable figure of the protagonist Mo Heng perfectly fits the world view of "taking quantity as the source", which not only pave the way for the tense background of the autumn tax inspection, but also bury the suspense of the Mo family's search for the "source of quantity". Just the opening chapter makes people curious: What kind of spiritual path will this "quantity" in the dust eventually lead Mo Heng to?

In the fantasy world, the author has a big brain. The Mohist pursuit of the root of quantity is innovative and novel. The narrative is unfolded layer by layer, opening up the protagonist's path of spiritual practice. It's great and likes it!

In a fantasy world where quantity is the origin of spiritual practice, the core of the story revolves around the Mohist pursuit of the root of quantity. There are many concrete descriptions of quantity in the article, which arouses readers' curiosity at the beginning. The plot is delicate and vivid, and advances layer by layer.

A really special fantasy novel

The setting of cultivating immortals based on measurement is astonishing and unparalleled! The author uses cold and precise brushstrokes to construct a spiritual universe based on the units of "sand, dust, silk, and suddenness" between the tiny bits of stardust and sand and iron-backed rhinoceros blood. Mo Heng's Eyes of True Measurement are like the scales of human nature, adhering to the ancient motto "all things have measure" at the boundary between order and chaos. When the scientific spirit meets the mysterious fairy, this adventure about precision and Taoism is amazing.

The plot of the story is vivid and the characters are rich and three-dimensional. It is a good novel.

The content is wonderful and the concept is smooth. Good books are recommended.

The concept is so exquisite. I like novels of this style. Great support for the author!