Jiang Xiaofan, an ordinary urban white-collar worker, picked up the "Chaos Taiyuan Stone" in the mountains when she was thirty-two years old. From then on, her life was turned upside down. During the day, she was a busy real estate elite, and at night, she was a destined person who subdued demons, caught ghosts, and guarded the country. Let's see how she overcomes the eighty-one difficulties, retrieves the "sparks" scattered in the world, and leads them to awakening.
They gather together like a ball of fire and disperse into a sky full of stars. They cultivate a majestic and righteous energy to suppress the demons and monsters in the world.
This time, it is no longer the duel between immortals during the Shang and Zhou dynasties, nor the battle between good and evil during the Tang and Song dynasties - it is the "War between Gods and Demons 3.0" That belongs to this era.
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Under the prophecy of Professor Zeng Shiqiang, the author uses pen and ink as a knife to split the boundary between reality and fantasy, and carve out an independent universe with logic and majestic charm "out of the fairy world and into the mortal world". In the book, the battles between the Dao and Dao are like stars hanging upside down, the portraits of the disciples descending to earth are as delicate as fine brushstrokes, the protagonist's Taoist heart grows step by step, and the ups and downs of the supporting characters' fates also affect the heart and soul. Underneath the turbulent surroundings, there is always an undercurrent of philosophical thoughts about cause and effect and the level of life. "The Tao is not in the nine heavens, but in the withered vegetation." This kind of writing power that turns the laws of heaven and earth into human fireworks gives the fantasy of myth a breath of warmth.
Under the prophecy of Professor Zeng Shiqiang, the author uses pen and ink as a knife to split the boundary between reality and fantasy, and carve out an independent universe with logic and majestic charm "out of the fairy world and into the mortal world". In the book, the battles between the Dao and Dao are like stars hanging upside down, the portraits of the disciples descending to earth are as delicate as fine brushstrokes, the protagonist's Taoist heart grows step by step, and the ups and downs of the supporting characters' fates also affect the heart and soul. Underneath the turbulent surroundings, there is always an undercurrent of philosophical thoughts about cause and effect and the level of life. "The Tao is not in the nine heavens, but in the withered vegetation." This kind of writing power that turns the laws of heaven and earth into human fireworks gives the fantasy of myth a breath of warmth.