On the surface: 1vN. In reality: 1v1
Western fantasy | coming of age | female-oriented | first person
As she awakens her sea god bloodline, how does she train dogs... no, how does she raise loyal dead soldiers?
Across the vast lands of the Zelan Continent, the four elements intertwine in an eternal symphony. Those who wield the other three rare elements are few and far between.
Tang Dong earns admission to the Academy of the Sea in order to become a more powerful alchemist and uncover what happened to her missing parents.
At the Academy of the Sea, Tang Dong makes friends. From then on, the wheels of fate begin to turn. A series of encounters and unexpected events with her companions, ancient legacies of wind, fire, lightning, and water, and the secrets of the ocean set an adventure spanning the elements, conspiracies, and divinity in motion.
The power of the sea god she awakens makes the four rulers of this life love her and submit to her once more.
It turns out that Molly and the loyal dead soldiers were just a smokescreen. It was the sea god and her loyal dead soldiers all along.
Tang Dong | The price of living forever is being forgotten.
Po Xiao | I love you. The sea breeze is our poem.
Edwin | The waves are a nail driven into my flesh and bone.
You An | A beautiful rose will set your eyes ablaze.
Lucio | I only want to possess the moments beneath the moon.
“I still sit in the empty hall. No one remembers my name anymore... But the wind can see me. And he is the wind.”
I'm here. I've been so busy lately that I haven't had time to watch it. Now I finally found the time to watch it 😳 Goddess's writing is as good as ever, the pace is just right for me, very comfortable, and the plot has its ups and downs. When I pick it up and read it, I feel a little bit unable to put it down. (Yes I have always thought that Tang Dong is a very charming person. She is kind and brave, but she is also a girl with her own little thoughts. She is sincere, she is decisive, and she also has the ignorance that belongs to youth. Regarding her own life experience, her parents, and her own feelings, I often feel that she is very confused. This confusion does not mean that she is too dim-witted to discern the way forward, but that she is naive as a child who has not yet grown up. This is what she needs and is the most important - to clear away the clouds and become herself. (PS: I really like Tang Dong. She is a very good little girl. If I were the male protagonist, I would also fall in love with her.) This book gave me a strong sense of immersion. As Tang Dong's life experience was revealed, and as the truth became clearer, I gradually seemed to become a member of the protagonist group: I would rejoice with them and grieve with them. I am a reader of this book, and I am also a partner who stands behind the characters in the story, cheers for them, and fights side by side. Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I will definitely accompany Tang Dong, the author, and everyone on this journey. Finally, I really like the sentence from Daybreak in Chapter 40: "Love is not the foundation of life, responsibility and growth are."
Not bad, good, give me some encouragement
Finished and looking forward to the next work [Hold]
It's well written, it's the type I like [sending my heart][sending my heart]
At least I can watch it! The writing, rhythm and plot are both good!
Recommended by Shuhuang, I didn't expect it to be to my liking! Five-star support!
It's really good, and I haven't seen any bad points so far! Can recommend it!
There are not many people who can write such good words, I hope you can keep doing it!
The first person perspective is quite immersive, and if you're used to the third person perspective, it's nice to change your taste occasionally.
The author's updates are very solid, almost 5,000 words are written every day, which is highly praised.